The Wiki Screenplay Contest

Contest Info

WIKI BANNER

The World's Fastest Screenplay Contest.

Professional Feedback. Monthly Winners. Real Momentum.

JULY 2026 CONTEST NOW OPEN!

Professional WGA-levelindustry-level written feedback available in all categories. Winners announced every 30 days.

WHY WRITERS ENTER
• Results every 30 days
• Entry levels for 5–10 pages of professional written feedback
• Judged by working WGA-affiliated writers, producers, and directors
• 700+ combined produced film and television credits across our judges
• Winners and selected finalists considered for industry introductions

WHAT YOU GET
• Fast turnaround
• Feedback entry levels receive clear strengths and weaknesses identified
• Specific, actionable suggestions for improvement with feedback entries
• Professional evaluation of marketability

BUILT FOR MOMENTUM

Most contests make you wait months.

The Wiki is designed for writers who want to improve fast, submit often, and keep moving forward.

Each month gives you: Available Feedback. Recognition. A clear next step.

Five WAYS TO ENTER


1. First 10 Pages: Get focused feedback on the most critical part of your script
(concept, characters, dialogue, pacing, and overall hook)

2. Full Script — Executive Analysis: Receive 6–10 pages of detailed studio-style notes covering: Concept • Structure • Storyline • Characters • Dialogue • Pacing • Tone • Conflict • Emotional Impact • Market Potential

3. Line Notes & Live Consultation (Limited Availability)
Work directly with an award-winning WGA writer-producer in a private 90-minute session, with detailed notes and recorded feedback.

4. First 10 Pages: BARGAIN PRICE Fast competition entry; no written feedback.

5. Full script: BARGAIN PRICE Fast competition entry; no written feedback

PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS
Every submission is reviewed by experienced professionals.
No interns. No generic coverage. No shortcuts.

FOR SERIOUS WRITERS
If your first ten pages don’t work, the script doesn’t work.

We help you identify what’s missing and how to fix it—quickly.

Stop Waiting Months. Get Professional Feedback in less than 30 Days.

Enter your first 10 pages to receive a complete analysis with individual scores in the principal elements of professional screenwriting that include concept, storyline, characters, dialogue, and pacing, with WINNERS ANNOUNCED AND PRIZES AWARDED EACH AND EVERY MONTH.

Enter your full script for "Executive Level Studio Notes" and receive your PDF score sheet with 6-10 pages of professional Executive level notes covering all 10 primary screenplay elements, including concept, structure, storyline, characters, dialogue, pacing, tone, conflict, emotional response and sales/marketplace potential.

Enter your full script for "Line Notes & Live Consultation" and meet with an award-winning WGA writer-producer in a 90-minute personal and private meeting to go over your entire script cover-to-cover IN DETAIL with notes written directly on the pages. You'll receive a full PDF of those notes, an in-depth written analysis, and a complete recording of the online video session. This is the fastest way to quickly bring your script up to the professional and marketable level. (Rewrites based upon these consultations often go on to win major competitions on the fast track to career advancement.)

Bargain price contest entry with no written feedback. 

Many writers have trouble getting through a complete script simply because their early scenes and characters are flawed. We help you focus on the critical nature of your opening pages and give you the "course correction" to quickly bring your work up to the professional and marketable level.

EVERY WRITER submitting to The Wiki Screenplay Contest gets GUARANTEED written feedback and online recognition each month. All entries and writers are listed/promoted online.
EVERY WRITER submitting to The Wiki Screenplay Contest gets online recognition each month. All entries and writers are listed/promoted online.

At each entry level:
Every word of every submission is scored and analyzed according in the following categories: Concept • Structure • Storyline • Characters • Dialogue • Pacing • Tone • Conflict • Emotional Response- Investment • Sales/Marketplace Potential.

Wiki's senior judges are seasoned industry professionals looking for the best writing talent to promote and inspire. It's all about the writing...and helping good writers become PAID writers.

For more than three decades we have hired, mentored, and promoted writers to active film and television careers...we've helped many to achieve genuine superstar status as writers, producers, directors, and showrunners.

At The Wiki, it doesn't matter who you are or where you are. We're dedicated to finding the very best writers without regard to gender, race, age, sexual orientation, ethnicity, national origin, or citizenship. It's only about one thing: your writing.

Contest Prizes


EVERY entry receives monthly online recognition.

The Wiki is your chance to have your scripts submitted to the most respected literary managers seeking new writers.

Quarterly winners (best scripts over a 3-contest period) are submitted directly to our exclusive roster of trusted Hollywood literary managers for consideration on a confidential basis.
This is how careers ACCELERATE.
See our website at https://www.wikiscreenplaycontest.com/ for those details.

• Full Professional Feedback (up to 12 pages) available in every category.
• Selected Finalists and Winners are featured in the annual online Writers Showcase with individual online recognition and promotional links via web page interviews and photos distributed to a network of 15,000+ industry professionals with full access to the Wiki Finalists and Winners Laurels.

 

Contest Judges

Welcome to a Community of Working Professionals
Your Wiki judges are working members of the Writers Guild of America, the Directors Guild of America, the Screen Actors Guild, and the Producers Guild of America. These working professionals are looking to help good writers become paid​ writers.
 
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Suzanne Herrera-McCullough
Film & TV SAG actress, WGA writer, published author, host of Where Hollywood Hides iTunes podcast, developing film and book projects serving the Latino audience.
 

 
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Bazzel Baz
.Produced creenwriter & TV series WGA writer- producer, SAG actor, co-star of "Blacklist" and "Solder of Fortune", professional military & counter-terrorism expert.
 

 
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Connie O'Donahue
Screenwriter, Sundance Story Lab Fellow, Austin Film Festival Winner, New York Television Festival, Kairos Prize, Big Bear Int'l Film Festival, Film in Arizona, PBS writer-producer-director.
 

 
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Aaron Klapwald
Magna Cum Laude Cinema Studies, Advanced Level Professional Screenplay Analyst, major Hollywood production company writer-liason & intellectual property evaluator.
 

 
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Christina Brewington
Industry-leading multi-platform Senior Screenplay Analyst, London, U.K. Globe Theater Distinguished Acting Residency, professional theater company manager.
 

 
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Allen Christopher
Network Television Sr. VP Programming, Unitel Video President, Keynote Speaker at NATPE, Harvard Club, Paul Kagan Seminars, ESPN, Fox Sports writer-producer.
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Kevin Herrera
Former Lead Digital Media Agent at The Gersh Agency, co-founder of The Machine, focused on discovering and developing the careers of new writers, producers, and show-runners.
 

 
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Blake Reading
V.P. Talent @ TheMachine, former MGMT Entertainment and Gersh Agency rep, seeks material for client roster of major influencers, on-camera talent, and national sports figures.
 

 
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Robert L. McCullough
WGA Award-winning show-runner, producer of multiple pilots, series, and new media projects, guiding writers to superstar status, author of Stop Screwing Around and Write a Screenplay that SELLS
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Former story analyst and reader at Sony Pictures Entertainment and CBS Films, recently promoted to full agent at a major Hollywood literary agency.
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Stephanie Schellerup
Staff writer at Netflix Animation and writing skills coach specializing preparing "outsider" projects for professional industry presentation.
 

 
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Alan J. Levi
One of Hollywood's most prolific film and esteemed television directors, renowned for discovering new writers and developing pilot scripts into hit TV series .
 
These award-winning professionals are eager to help you join
the ranks of working screenwriters.

Winner Announcements

Sep 20
Quarter-Finalists Announced
on Stage 32
Sep 20
Semi-Finalists Announced
on Stage 32
Sep 20
Finalists Announced
on Stage 32
Sep 20
Contest Winners Announced
on Stage 32
* Announcement dates subject to change.
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