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Our 2015 Feature Screenplay Semi-Finalists

We set a new record of 4494 feature film screenplay submissions! Approximately two percent of those scripts have been selected to advance in the competition....

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We set a new record of 4494 feature film screenplay submissions!

Approximately two percent of those scripts have been selected to advance in the competition.

Congratulations to our Semi-Finalists!

A Guy Walks Into A Bar by Linnea Gelland

A Meeting in Seville by Paul Mendelson

A Mischief of Rats by Franklin Friedlander

Adventure Has A Name by Justin Piasecki

Assisted Dying by Nick Chianese

Black Santa by Darren Dillman

Broken Futures by Chris Welsh

Brooklyn Graffiti by Javier Ortiz

Butter Side Up by Kitty Percy

Chamelon by Paula Lewis

Children of the Fire by Eric Hueber

Chiriaco Summit by Ryan Vaughn

Cooties by Frank Longo

Dead Tired by Geoffrey Uloth

Deserter by Conall Pendergast & Hugh Gibson

Don’t Mess with Mr. Meow Meow by Robert Broderick

Dwayne and Connor’s 10th Grade Mixtape by Mercedes Brazier-Thurman

Far From Cool by Augustus Rose

Footsteps Of My Father by Erik V Wolter

4 Corners by David Morring

Frog’s Born by Zoe Hatfield

Ganbaru by Todd Maetani

George! by Leonardo Noboru de Lima

Gifted by Angelina Karpovich

Girls in White by Chloe Sabbs

Graves of Lesser Men by Conor King Devitt

Half Of Me by Sage Wells

Happy Birthday, Ray! by Kathryne Isabelle Easton

Herland by Derek J. Pastuszek

Hindsight by Janice Hallett

Hopes Twenty by Craig A Rutherford & Lee Betteridge

Hunter Lake by J. Holtham

i by Alex Rollins Berg

If I Were You by Allison Buckmelter & Nicolas Buckmelter

Kerry Dunbar by Evan Laughlin

Kevin by Chas Fisher

Kings Of Hot Springs by Dana Deree

Lilly Loves Phoenix by Maarit Nissilä

Marilyn by Peggy Bruen

Method by Laurie Nunn

Montage by Michael F. Brown

Mouth by Kimi Howl Lee

New York is a Friendly Town by Chad Schneider

Ninety Proof by Nick Lentz

Paralysis by Dan Cassell

Patchwork by A.E. Keener

Pedro by Amelia Phillips

Perspektive by Michael Deuschel

Plan C by P. Patrick Hogan & Steve Loh

Sawbuck by Mark Strauss

Scriptures and Cigarettes by Joseph O’Driscoll

Selling Water by the River by James Connelly & Justin LaForge

Sex Monsoon by Anna Maganini

Sibling Rivalry by Ehren Hotchkiss & Brian Hotchkiss

Sins of a Super Hero by Dennis Douda

Sky Thief by Jamie Barthol

Slave by Alejandro Sesma

Social Chameleon by Alexandra Weir

Speed by Ryan Jennifer

Storm House by Mark Hibbett

Sweet Souls Atrocious by Tracey Bradley

Taking the Toll – The Life and Life of Gilbert Booth by Theodore Schaefer & Patrick Lawler

Tansen by Aarthi Ramanathan

The Adventures of Vagabond & Vixen by Jeff Rohrick

The Anxieties of Peter Wilhelm by Palmer Holton

The Aryan Bookstore by Harold Zellman & Shelley Zellman

The Ballad of Wilbur Wright by Stephen Woodward

The Candy Cane Soldier by Evan Cooper & Brodie Cooper

The Cedars of Lebanon by Charlotte Gajek

The City of Artists by Eurydice Da Silva

The Consultant by David Fairhurst

The Day We Tried to Live by Sergio Padilla

The Dead House by Shannon Pestock

The Ghost by David Bullock

The Good Buy by Szilvia Borsan

The Lawn Girl Diaries by Deirdre Morales

The Prodigy by Tommy Trull

The Savage Land by Jesus Celaya

The Secrets of Belford by Taylor Gillen

The Tenant by Janet J. Lawler

This Old Man by Nicholas Oktaras

Tiny by Kendell Courtney Klein

Triskaidekaphobia by Brian Padian

Twains, Trains And Riverboats: The Absolutely True Story of How Mark Twain Saved America by Kevin Cleary & Patti Vasquez

Warsaw by Kimberly Kaplan

White Label by Greg Gilpatrick

Worm Head by Jonathan Crow

Wrong Blonde by Anthony Egan

Competition Results Announcement Schedule:

Shorts Finalists will be announced April 4th, 2015.

Feature Finalists will be announced April 4th, 2015.

Joplin Award will be announced April 7th, 2015.

Cordelia Award will be announced April 8th, 2015.

The Shorts Screenplay Winner will be announced April 9th, 2015.

The Feature Screenplay Winner will be announced April 10th, 2015.

2015 Rules and Guidelines

Thanks to everyone who submitted to BlueCat, we were blown away by the response this year and grateful for all your hard work!

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