Bridge International Screenplay Competition

GLOBAL RECOGNITION

Gain priceless exposure in the over saturated world of serious screenwriters.

INDUSTRY EXPOSURE

Winning scripts are hand-delivered to over 8,500 industry professionals world-wide.

PRESTIGIOUS ACCLAIM

Earn your place among the best of the best in international screenwriting.

Past Winners 2010

2009 | 2010

It appears the screenwriting public appreciated our new $10 entry fees this year! Bridge brought in over 800 submissions from around the world! 812 writers from 9 different countries entered their blood, sweat and tears to Bridge International Screenplay Competition during our 3-month Call for Entries. Choosing just a handful of finalists out of this massive pool of scripts gives Bridge the prestige and exclusivity it needs to remain a respected fixture in the industry - but that didn't make our job any easier! Thank you to everyone that submitted.

We are proud to extend our most sincere congratulations to the writers below:

WINNER
The King of 42nd Street
by Jon Montgomery

FINALISTS (FEATURES)
Horror Comic by Stephen Hoover
The Bloodfest Club by Oscar Madrid
Boo Hoo Flanagan by Robert Gately
The Resolute by Robert Hazel
Eating Life by David Cobbins
Final Status by Timothy Jay Smith
It’s a Big Top World by William Bienes
Princess Butch and The Kid by Andrew Young
Scratch My Back by Ian Hamilton
When Love Can’t See by Freddy Robinson
For Life by Steve Weissman
Executive Privilege by David Hayes
Wedding Knight by Stephen Hoover
Storm of Vengeance by Michael Pallotta
The Witches’ Road by Arthur Vincie

FINALISTS (SHORTS)
Strays by James Rana
A Taste of Compassion by Freddy Robinson
Tenure by Michael Valentino
Platters by Freddy Robinson
Noah Wise by Elizabeth Silver
Flipped by Michael Donald
Lost by Caleb Parazette
Rain City Nights by Tyrone Purchase
Space by Graham Adair
Separation by Greg Austin
What’s Your Poison by Chris Keaton
Heartbreak Funeral by Cameron O’Hearn
A Very Candid Game by Will Khan
The Noble Gases by Anthony Cannata
Bright Light by Damien Black