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2014 Short Screenplay Winner Announcement

We are proud to announce our 2014 Short Screenplay Winner, selected from a record total of 1602 Shorts. Winged by Jennifer Cui Melbourne, Australia 2014...

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2014 Short Screenplay Winner Announcement

We are proud to announce our 2014 Short Screenplay Winner, selected from a record total of 1602 Shorts.

Winged by Jennifer Cui

Melbourne, Australia

2014 FINALISTS

The Twelve Plagues by Jeremy Lerman

Los Angeles, CA

Waabooz by Wenonah Wilms

Minneapolis, MN

Wolfie by Athenia Paris Mekarnia

Orleans, France

The Shorts Winner will receive $10,000.

Three Shorts Finalists will receive $1500 each.

2014 Competition Results Announcement Schedule

Feature Screenplay Winner will be announced April 10th, 2014

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Founded by writer Gordy Hoffman, the BlueCat Screenplay Competition has been discovering and developing writers for over twenty years. Each writer who enters BlueCat is guaranteed a written analysis by one of our talented readers, in the hopes of providing constructive feedback that will help you grow as a writer.

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