Category: television pilot stories

Best of Drama TV Pilot Pitches – Part 4

Television Pilot/Spec Screenplay Festival. Submit Today: https://tvfestival.org/ Part 4: Read the best of Drama TV Pilot Loglines: IDLE WOMEN, by Graham Smith HOMELESS, by WL Gorman MIDDLERIDGE, by Tomas Xavier Diaz THE 27 CONSPIRACY by Robert Beedham SOMETIMES I’M SO SMART I ALMOST FEEL LIKE A REAL PERSON, by Graham Parke THE WHISTLER, by Joshua… Continue reading Best of Drama TV Pilot Pitches – Part 4

Best of Drama TV Pilot Pitches – Part 3

Television Pilot/Spec Screenplay Festival. Submit Today: https://tvfestival.org/ Part 3: Read the best of Drama TV Pilot Loglines: OBSTRUCTED JUSTICE, by Matthew Greco and Patrick Espinoza 31:10, by Christina Bevan & Rhianne Williams CORPOREAL, by Pamela Rios LOTT, by Bradley Brown TEARS OF AN ANGEL, by Szand Haris-Weldin HARMONY PI, by Ted Sterns HARLEM BLUES, by… Continue reading Best of Drama TV Pilot Pitches – Part 3

Best of Drama TV Pilot Pitches – Part 1

Television Pilot/Spec Screenplay Festival. Submit Today: https://tvfestival.org/ Part 1: Read the best of Drama TV Pilot Loglines: THORNS ON A VINE, by Brianna Smith XO10, by Barry English THE JUSTICE CLUB, by Jennifer Lang MULLIGANS, by Chris Jacobs HACKERS LAMENT, by Douglas G Cala THE LAST SUPPER, by Giovani Ginnetti & Garry Hicks HARCO, by… Continue reading Best of Drama TV Pilot Pitches – Part 1

2015 TV PILOT Screenplay Winners

Deadline for Television Pilot/Spec Screenplay Festival: https://tvfestival.org/ Watch the 15 TV Pilot Screenplay Winners for 2015: TV PILOT – Vincent Locke: Villain-At-Law December 2015 ReadingWritten by Christiaan Alexander Kutlik TV PILOT – I Heart My Demons December 2015 ReadingWritten by Rebecca Scott TV PILOT – Hail Mary November 2015 ReadingWritten by Stan Williamson TV PILOT –… Continue reading 2015 TV PILOT Screenplay Winners

Watch the Winning TV Pilot Comedy Table Readings for 2015

Deadline for Television Pilot/Spec Screenplay Festival: https://tvfestival.org/

Watch TV PILOT Reading: VINCENT LOCKE: VILLAIN-AT-LAW by Christiaan Alexander Kutlik

I was mainly trying to find feedback on my script. After leaving college, I suddenly found myself in a void where I could no longer find critiques from peers. This festival felt like a great opportunity to find a professional critique, especially with the live table-read. Rarely does a screenwriter have a chance to hear their script performed live by actors.