2018 ScreenCraft Drama Screenplay Competition Finalists Announced

by ScreenCraft on December 7, 2018

Listed below are the finalists of the 2018 ScreenCraft Drama Screenplay Competition, selected from over 1,000 submissions. We’re excited to be exploring this genre and to have received a slate of such compelling screenplays.

This year's jury is comprised of agents and managers from Verve Talent Agency, Management 360 and Brillstein Entertainment Partners as well as a development executive from Fox Searchlight.

Stay tuned for the upcoming announcement of the grand prize winners here and on our Twitter and Facebook pages within the next few weeks! And if you’d like to receive a notification when this contest re-opens for entries in 2019, you can subscribe for updates via Coverfly here.

Here are the 2018 finalists:

*65 South*	Thomas Southernland
*Albatross Gardens*	Lee Whitten
*Blackbird in Brooklyn*	Alexandra Farias
*Dark-Skinned Girls*	Edith Cheng
*Electronic Sounds from a Still Heart*	Finley Mulligan
*Goodbye, My Brother*	Jason Grote
*Into Silence*	C. Andrew Hall
*Man in a Cage*	Kevin Bachar
*Oh Mists, My Mists*	Guilherme Viegas
*On Time*	Xavier Burgin
*Paper Thieves*	Michael Mirabella
*Pop*	Y.S. Kim
*Saving Washington*	Jane Hampton Cook
*Snog*	Paul Holbrook
*Sod Man*	Cam Patterson
*The Coffin Club*	Joel Santner
*The Deed*	Brady Morell
*The Dreamer of Dreams*	David Kushner& Joshua Bullock
*The Innocent and the Vicious*	Dominique Genest & Nick Kreiss
*The Twelfth of Never*	Anne Carmack
*The Understudy*	Jenna St. John
*The Weight of Lies*	Amanda Samaroo
*The Wood Man*	Kevin Sheridan
*Tucumcari*	Kristin Goodman
*Wild World*	Anne Carmack