January Featured Script of the Month winner – GAMERS by Travis Lemke
We are proud to be able to announce GAMERS by Travis Lemke as the winner of our Featured Script of the Month for scripts submitted in December 2016.

We are proud to be able to announce GAMERS by Travis Lemke as the winner of our Featured Script of the Month for scripts submitted in December 2016.


“A gritty crime drama with many familiar beats of the gangster genre that also refreshingly subverts it, exploring a protagonist trying to expand his business empire whilst fighting not to be drawn into the gangster world…” Extracts from a script report by our trainee Adam Yee, based on a reading of the A MOST VIOLENT YEAR script: CLICK HERE to read the script online from Gointothestory.
Tory Williams, the overall WriteMovies Summer 2016 screenwriting contest winner, came out on top for his script RINGMASTER.

An achievement to be proud of for a long time – Tory Williams, the WriteMovies Summer 2016 screenwriting competition 1st placed winner, came out on top for his script RINGMASTER. A very intriguing and intelligent script and one deserving of this acclaim. We are delighted to be able to bring more information about Tory and his winning script. (more…)

We are proud to be able to announce THE DAWN OF EVE by James Bingham as the winner of our Featured Script of the Month for December.
Congratulations to MYSTERY HERO GUY by Rico Lara Marin as the winner of our free monthly script contest winner for September 18th-October 31st!

We are proud to be able to announce MYSTERY HERO GUY by Rico Lara–Marin as the winner of our Featured Script of the Month for September 18th to October 31st – the time of our late surge of Summer contest entries. The dates for the November Featured Script of the Month will be back to normal, though, spanning the whole month of November.

An interview with scriptwriter David Ayer. You could follow in the footsteps of the SUICIDE SQUAD writer by entering our latest contests RIGHT HERE! A featured article from the WriteMovies archive first published November 2006 by Daniel Robert Epstein.