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United States · Est. 2020 · Multiple structural red flags — exercise caution before submitting
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The Stage 32 + Mark Creative Management Film + TV Drama Screenwriting Contest is a screenwriting competition focused on discovering and developing new voices in drama for film and television. It is notable for its direct pathway to representation, offering grand prize winners script development, mentorship, and potential representation with Mark Creative Management, a literary management company. The contest aims to bridge the gap between emerging writers and industry decision-makers by focusing on both creative merit and commercial viability.
Last updated Aug 27, 2026
Founded
2020
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3.8/ 5
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