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March 5, 2018 0 Comments

Read Scripts for the 2018 Oscar Nominees and Winners!

Congratulations to all of the big winners and nominees from the 2018 Academy Awards! Check out who came out on top, and read scripts for many of the year’s best films including ALL TEN best screenplay nominees! Best Picture: “The Shape of Water” (WINNER) “Call Me by Your Name” “Darkest Hour”

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March 2, 2018 0 Comments

What a Great Logline Looks Like: February 2018 Edition

The February Logline Competition results are in! Check out these great examples of how to write a logline: THE WINNER Our winner is David Laurie with his logline for THAT’S NOT WHAT HAPPENED, a darkly comic political thriller: “A feisty government clerk searches for the people who murdered her friend at a Brexit protest, putting herself in

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February 1, 2018 0 Comments

What a Great Logline Looks Like: January 2018 Edition

The January Logline Competition results are in! Check out these great examples of how to write a logline: THE WINNER Our winner is Ralph Walker with his logline for SOUTHBOUND, a heist dramedy: “After the untimely death of their father, a soon-to-be-married daughter and her homebody brother attempt to save their sick mother’s taffy shop by robbing

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January 8, 2018 0 Comments

Read Scripts for the 2018 Golden Globe Winners and Nominees!

Congratulations to all the winners and nominees from last night’s Golden Globes! Here are the results with links to all the scripts currently available. Enjoy! Best Motion Picture, Drama Dunkirk The Post The Shape of Water Call Me by Your Name Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri Best Motion Picture, Musical

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January 1, 2018 0 Comments

What a Great Logline Looks Like: December 2017 Edition

The December Logline Competition results are in! Check out these great examples of how to write a logline: THE WINNER Our winner is Ethan Mantel with his logline for 2 B3ATS: IN THE B3AT-GINNING, a mockumentary: “When their generic techno track somehow goes viral, two stubborn amateur DJs struggle to hold together a slapdash road tour through

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December 1, 2017 0 Comments

What a Great Logline Looks Like: November 2017 Edition

The November Logline Competition results are in! Check out these great examples of how to write a logline: THE WINNER Our winner is Evan Schullery with his logline for THE NEW SCHOOL, a thriller: “Terrified of the next mass shooting, an embattled veteran teacher at a rural high school obsesses over a troubled new student, but when

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October 31, 2017 0 Comments

What a Great Logline Looks Like: October 2017 Edition

The October Logline Competition results are in! Check out these great examples of how to write a logline: THE WINNER Our winner is Nicola Ralph with her logline for THE BURDEN, a horror: “A family on the brink of financial ruin inherits an estranged uncle’s home, but they discover too late what led to their uncle’s untimely

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September 30, 2017 0 Comments

What a Great Logline Looks Like: September 2017 Edition

The September Logline Competition results are in! Check out these great examples of how to write a logline: THE WINNER Our winner is Callum Ramsay with his logline for PLAN C, a comedy: “Desperate to continue his extravagant lifestyle, a broke, washed-up crime writer enlists his crazy-yet-well-mannered stalker to help him recreate a bank robbery from his

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July 31, 2017 0 Comments

What a Great Logline Looks Like: July 2017 Edition

The July Logline Competition results are in! Check out these great examples of how to write a logline: THE WINNER Our winner is Matthew Barker with his logline for ASSASSIN QUEEN, an action adventure: “Elizabeth I, warrior queen and deadly assassin, plots to murder her former lover — the new king of France — before he can

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June 30, 2017 0 Comments

What a Great Logline Looks Like: June 2017 Edition

The June Logline Competition results are in! Check out these great examples of how to write a logline: THE WINNER Our winner is Meg Leader with her logline for JOAN, a sci-fi: “After a head injury, a heartless corporate mercenary fighting on a colony world starts to hear the voice of the natives’ god, and she transforms