The ReWrit - Spring 2004 - Special Contest Edition

We are very excited about our SHARE THE DREAM contest this year. So much so that we are dedicating this newsletter entirely to our contest. We even reprinted the article Seven Tests of a Good Script which we hope will help you with your rewriting.

For the past several months, Nancy Haddock, our PR Director, has been working very hard gathering an incredible group of industry professionals for our Share The Dream Contest. These judges are dedicated screenwriters, producers and agents.

Nancy has also put her magic touch on a few promotional messages in order to spread the word about our contest. She will be sending out a few more announcements.

This is a unique opportunity to have your script read by one of these generous professionals. Please help our group by sending this link to any other RWA related group.

Thank you.

Have a screenplay that’s begging to be on the big screen? Want it read by an array of industry professionals? Then enter the Share the Dream contest sponsored by RWA’s only screenwriting-focused chapter, Scriptscene!

PRELIMINARY JUDGES are:

** Donna Blasor-Bernhardt, screenwriter & producer
** Michael D. Farris, screenwriter & literary agent
** Nina Kruse, actress, screenwriter & producer
** Michael Shoemaker, actor, screenwriter & producer
** John Walker, screenwriter & movie-to-live-event adaptation pioneer
FINAL JUDGE -- Susan Hart of Hart Literary Management

PRIZES: $100 cash to the winner, $25 to the two runners up! PLUS the winners’ names and titles announced in a Hollywood industry publication!

Jump on this opportunity now because the number of entries is limited! Read on for further highlights, polish that script and enter Share the Dream!

DEADLINE: May 15, 2004 (*entrees limited – please enter early!*)
ELIGIBILITY: RWA members only; scripts must be registered with WGA or copyright office
ENTER: First 15 pages of a completed screenplay. Any romance category.

ARTICLE REPRINT NOTICE: The newsletter editor strives to obtain insights and tips from those working in the screenwriting industry. These professionals have given Scriptscene/RWA special permission to print their articles. These articles may not be reprinted in other RWA newsletters without permission from the authors. Thank you!