SCRIPT PIMP has agreed to donate a 1-year membership to their Writers Database to the winner of The Philadelphia Screenplay Festival (valued at 99.95/year)! CLICK HERE to access the Writers Database! 

SCRIPT DELIVERY has agreed to donate one Full Script Delivery package to the winner of The Philadelphia Screenplay festival (valued at $80.00)!  CLICK HERE for more information!

David Ebeltoft, WINNER of the 2008 Philadelphia Screenplay Festival, has been interviewed by seemesellascreenplay.com. His screenplay "You Were Once Called Queen City" also placed as a Finalist in the BlueCat Screenplay Competition.

CLICK HERE to read his 3 part interview!

Now Accepting Submissions to the 2009 Logline Festival! CLICK HERE!

Now Accepting Submissions to the 2009 Screenplay Festival! CLICK HERE!

2008 WINNING SCREENPLAYS  HAVE BEEN ANNOUNCED!!!

CLICK HERE TO SEE THE WINNERS!!!

FINALIST HAVE BEEN ANNOUNCED (no specific order): Second Story Santa, Kingbird, Harlem Story, You Were Once Called Queen City,  Reaching Across Time, Rhineland, New Hope, Rebirth, Dark Sky

ONLINE VOTING has officially closed.  We will be contacting the Finalists come Mid-June.

VOTING PROCESS is now OPEN for YOUR VOTES.! Visit our Screenplay Festival page, read the rules, become a member, and read Screenplays TODAY!  Voting closes on April 15, 2008.

Hollywood By Phone.com offers ONE FREE MONTH subscription to ALL SUBMISSIONS to The 2008 Philadelphia Screenplay Festival (a $47 value)! Since a submission to our Festival is only $30 you will be gaining a $77 value for only $30!

• Hollywood By Phone - You Listen in on LIVE phone conversations with actual Producers to see the process of how a script gets optioned or falls through - you on a conference call with Actual Hollywood Producers!

Click Here To Submit A Screenplay Today!

The 2007 Philadelphia Logline Festival Winners are Released!  Click Here!

We have teamed up with ProductionHub.com.

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Our Logline Contestant's Screenplay "Bed Bugs" was recently removed from our Logline Festival since the writer's screenplay has just been Optioned.  Congratulations to Jen, we wish her the best of success!

My Script Needs Help! has generously donated their Screenplay Analysis Services to both The Philadelphia Logline Festival and The Philadelphia Screenplay Festival winners! (total value $400.)

Customers receive a 6-8 page detailed critique of their material (or a coverage report PLUS). It has the same key components of a coverage report (and then some), but the material is analyzed in greater detail to flesh out areas of improvement.  Where a coverage report gives an overview of what works and what doesn't in the material, an analysis report gives more insight into how to make the material better, more marketable (if it is possible).  A sample analysis report template is available, and the key components that comprise the report are detailed below.

Customers can also receive their material back with the evaluator's handwritten notes on the script.

Loglines have been posted and are available for voting! TOP VOTER/REVIEWER WINS $20!  Contestants are competing for free entry into this years Screenplay Festival, Chris Soth's "Million Dollar Screenwriting," and a ticket to the Great American Pitchfest! 

Be Sure to Cast Your Vote and Give Reviews - Win $20!

Screenwriter, script doctor and NYU professor Joe Gilford has agreed to donate his Story Rescue.com services to the festival.  He will provide a professional story consultation including reading and reviewing the candidate's screenplay with a personal story conference via meeting or phone. Check out his bio here!

The Great American Pitchfest has agreed to donate a complimentary pass for their Pitchfest to the winner of the Philadelphia Screenplay Festival and the Philadelphia Logline Festival (total value $500). The Pitchfest gathers 50+ executives in a room and gives you serious face time with them. This is maybe the best and fastest way to meet the decision makers in Hollywood and get your script read! With more agents, production companies, workshops, luncheons, and networking events than ever. For every 6 participants, another agent, manager, or production company is invited (Average 15-20 meetings per person) guaranteeing you as many meetings as possible. To find out more info about Pitchfest please click here.

Chris Soth, writer of Firestorm, has agreed to donate his eBook, "Million Dollar Screenwriting," to the top three winners of The Philadelphia Logline Festival. Please visit his website click here.