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United States · Est. 2023 · Multiple structural red flags — exercise caution before submitting
The WIFVNE Screenwriting Contest is a Women in Film & Video New England program in the United States that highlights emerging voices, especially women and underrepresented writers, through a public screenplay competition. It is notable for accepting short scripts or excerpts of up to 15 pages, welcoming all genres, and requiring a female-identifying protagonist, with the winning script showcased at a live table read during WIFVNE’s annual conference in Boston. Its significance lies in its role as a regional platform for developing screenwriting talent and elevating inclusive storytelling within the broader film and television community.
Last updated Aug 27, 2026
Founded
2023
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