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2013 Semi-Finalists

We are proud to announce the 2013 BlueCat Screenplay Competition Semi-Finalists! A Cat’s Tale by Kendal Alexander Whitlock A Long Mile by Graeme Robertson...

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2013 Semi-Finalists

We are proud to announce the 2013 BlueCat Screenplay Competition Semi-Finalists!

A Cat’s Tale

by Kendal Alexander Whitlock

A Long Mile

by Graeme Robertson

Afterworld

by Stephen Kopernik

Bikini Meat Locker

by Simon Hewitt

Blue Pit

by Blaine Tyler

Box Canyon High School

by Ernestina Juarez

Brother Daniel

by Elizabeth Agate

Bus Money

by W. Paul Apel & Ryan Gorman

Certain People

by Michael Edward Walsh

Come To Me

by Margaret Riseley

Da Tenebre

by Antonello Sammito

Dead Dolores

by Michael Yagnow

Degenerate

by Karen Frank

Demain, Je Me Tue

by Pierre Chance

Door to Door

by M. Runjan Dhar

Dust of Life

by Jennifer Perrott

El Rabanito-The Radish Baby

by Victoria Buksbazen

Evil Does It

by Robert Bridge

Fatties

by Matthew Ballen

Giants of the Valley

by Bryce Wolfgang Joiner

Gun Kids

by A. Rouveyrol

Hand Lit Match

by Rachael BernSousa & Mary Lusted

I Just Work Here

by Greg Colburn

Impulse Control

by Matthew Breault & Alex George Pickering

Judy Starr

by Terrence Michael

Junction 26

by Adam Thursby

King Of All This

by Pat Herford

Knock-Out

by Christopher Brown

Landlord’s Game

by Cayman D. Grant

Last Waltz of Vienna

by Brian Lee Weakland

Late Bloomer

by Mandy Fabian

Little Tokyo Runs the Show

by Justin Dean

Love’s Naked Nature

by Greg Bowdish

Mending Season

by Jennifer Renner

Mister Fox

by Gabrielle Wendelin

Music Row

by Ronald L. Ecker

Nuts

by Doug Mallette

Peace Sells

by Patrick Furie

Psyop: Raven Unit

by Edward Mann

Robo & Juliet

by Trevor Mayes

Target Audience

by Michael Raymond

Templar

by Stephen Kopernik

The Black

by Ray Karp

The Burning Room

by Kat Wood & Marco van Belle

The Doorman

by Ben Hayflick

The Morphing of Eddie Lubeck

by Alvin Easter

The Repairable Brightness

by Derek Williams

The Rocket Man

by Anthony Stitt & Jeff Trently

The Son of Edward Teach

by Thomas Ryan Cuming

The Student

by Augustus Rose

The Syndicate

by Victoria & Amy Howell

The Toad Princess

by Gigi Causey

The War of the Tooth Fairy

by J W C Hickey

The Woods

by Simon Sorrells & Casey Nelson

Tiles

by Ethan Warren

Virtues of a Moth

by Reid Goldin

Walden Matussey’s Blog of Total Truth

by Tim Boughn

Watching Madison

by Carolyn Stephenson

We Lost Grace

by Michael Quintana

Wet

by Lewayne L. White & Steven Hakeman

Wife. Bosom. Nothing.

by Julie Brimberg Rothschild

Wolf Dreams

by Tyler Peck

EACH FINALIST will receive a $2,000 CASH PRIZE!

***THE WINNER will receive a $10,000 CASH PRIZE!

From all of us here at BlueCat, thanks to all of you for your participation – both our finalists and anyone who wrote and submitted a script. Many people think about writing a screenplay, a lot of people talk about it, but very few actually do it, so to all of you who followed your dreams and created a screenplay, thank you. We’re proud to have you as a part of the BlueCat family.

Stay tuned! On APRIL 1ST, we will be announcing the FINALISTS of this year’s competition!

On APRIL 10TH we will be announcing the WINNER!

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