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4 March, 2010
The Australian Writers’ Guild and Inscription have joined forces to present the 2010 RomCom Script Competition, allowing an Australian writer to work with two of the world’s leading romantic comedy gurus, Michael Hauge and Steven Kaplan.
One lucky screenwriter will participate in a two and a half day Master class with Kaplan and Hauge and will then have a number of one on one sessions with the pair to fine tune their film or television romantic comedy script. The total prize is worth $8,800 however the value of the opportunity is literally priceless and the AWG expect this to be one of their most popular initiatives yet.
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Don't miss your chance to work with Michael Hauge and Steven Kaplan. Get your entry in now!
Entries may be emailed to admin@awg.com.au Please don't forget to include your entry form!
Entries post-marked Friday 5 March will be accepted.
The Monte Millers are awarded for unproduced scripts by an associate member of the Guild and recognise and reward emerging talent.
The Monte Miller Awards will be presented at the 43rd Annual AWGIE Awards held on Friday 20 August 2010 in Melbourne. The AWGIE Awards are attended by network heads, independent producers, directors and funding agencies making a Monte Miller Award nomination an unparalleled opportunity to get you and your script noticed.
Open to all areas of performance writing including film, television and stage the Short Form Monte Miller will be awarded for scripts of 30 minutes and less while the Long Form Award is for scripts over 30 minutes.
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Don't miss your chance to get your script noticed.
Get your synopsis and script in now!
Entries post-marked Friday 5 March will be accepted.
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