Scriptmatix Pilot Season RESULTS

Congrats to all the wonderful TV writers this season, and special congrats to the finalists who are currently scheduled for meetings with literary representatives as the decision for the grand prize winner is narrowed down.

Congrats to the Winners:

Savannah Lobel, writer of “John Proctor Must Die”

Jake Thomas, writer of “South of Normal”

Kristy Thomas, writer of “Sideline”

Each of these writers is either now represented or in negotiations for representation.

The highly skilled Finalists are as follows:

TITLEWRITER
Forsyth CountyJames Sasser
John Proctor Must DieSavannah Lobel
KANDLESTICK MENFrank Monteleone
SidelineKristy Thomas
South of NormalJake Thomas
Terror and VirtueErnest Pysher
ZYGOTEAndrew Kelm

Each of these finalists exhibited maturity. Each are scheduled with literary representatives from Media Artists Group and winners will be updated here in the coming days.

The following Semi-Finalists were top 10% of all submitted scripts. Each shows great promise.

TITLEWRITER
Cake EatersTerence Aldo
ChasersEric White
Desert Star NewsRobert Haus
Diddleville, USABo Svenson
Freelance – Home in DisrepairJames Abney
Gin MillEric Glawe
Hell Hath No FuryDina Six
Jaded MedicineDavid Sheski
Jane EyreJoanne Everly
LIFERSMarc Chomel
Marlowe, Part OneSimon Bowler Khan
MY HAPPY PLACEAngel Hilson
PROMOTIONMiles Pawski
PTSDeeHannah Petosa
SmudgeGuy Pridy
SOULMATESR. T.
The Bad NewzJay Hodgkins
The Good Lawyer PilotThomas Benigno
THE SCAVENGERSCecil Green
Those Tyrannising LandlordsSean Damer

If you didn’t see your name on these lists, don’t be discouraged. This doesn’t mean your script didn’t have professional polish or show great promise. Scriptmatix does its best to bring the infrastructure and technology to ensure that the correct writers are selected and acknowledged and we acknowledge that regardless of any systems in place that could make these selections more objective, subjectivity is impossible to eliminate from the process. A contest is an appraisal of where you stand amongst the field. We aim to bring the most honest and meritocratic form of a screenplay contest to you and hope this doesn’t come as a discouragement, but rather an encouragement to continue forward. If you’re wondering what you could’ve done to place higher, each of your analyses in your dashboard has a link to book a meeting with your analyst, who – along with a head of development – is ready and willing to discuss your project in detail and make exacting recommendations.

As an overview, we thought this pool of submissions was fairly standard, with a lot of high-potential writers who (with further development) can enter the threshold of preparedness for the marketplace. Thanks to every screenwriter who was involved in this season. We hope you found your experience with Scriptmatix beneficial, and we hope you stick around with us as your source of reliable access to the marketplace and high-level consulting, development, and screenplay evaluation.

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