Table Read My Screenplay

United States
Tier CUnder Review
47
Legitimacy Score

Emerging or unverified festival

Table Read My Screenplay is a U.S.-based screenwriting competition and live table-read showcase rather than a traditional film festival, centered on feature scripts, TV pilots, and short scripts. It is notable for pairing finalists and winners with professional actors and directors for staged readings, often in connection with major industry events such as Sundance, AFM, and other pitch forums, giving writers direct exposure to producers, agents, managers, and executives. Its significance in the festival circuit comes from its industry-facing format: past winners have gone on to be staffed, optioned, premiere at Cannes, and even receive Oscar recognition.

Last updated Aug 16, 2026

Legitimacy Analysis

Positive Indicators (+12 pts)

  • 16 years of verifiable history
  • 1 verified pro signal

Red Flags (-15 pts)

  • No physical screenings
  • Trust status under active review

Trust Signals

Positive Signals

  • Documented history with archived programs

Festival Details

Founded

2010

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Legitimacy Score47/100
TierTier C
Reviews0
Community Reports0

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