Need Script Reader For Short Film
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The deadline has arrived and we are no longer taking submissions for the Script Reader contest.
Thank you to everyone who took the time and effort to send in coverage.
I will be announcing the 3 winners on Friday the 13th in the afternoon on this blog.
Good luck!
I need someone who is skilled at reading and evaluating film scripts. The project is a 13 page short film that is 100% funded and currently in pre-production.
You can download the script here.
You would need to:
1. Read the script.
2. Read more [...]
You can download and read the short film script I'm producing.
It's just 12 pages and is titled, "Escalation."
An effects heavy, action genre piece, with some sly humor and a bit of heart, it takes place in a virtual world that is indistinguishable from reality.
You can download the pdf file here.
Download A PDF File Of The Short Screenplay - Escalation
You can also look at some of the initial storyboards by clicking here and viewing the storyboard post.
After you've read it, why not 
I know most of you know how to do this already, but since I just did it only minutes ago with my short film script, "Escalation," I thought I would give you some links and walk you through the process.
It took me 5 minutes to fill out the form, upload the pdf file of my script and register.
This is where you go to register: Click Here
It costs $20 ($10 if you are WGA member).
Just don't screw it up - they won't let you revise your submission.
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