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''Gary Gets Burned''
by Ethan Holbrook PAGES - 15 LOGLINE - Gary is just trying to make it
through another day at work, but he can't seem to escape the burn of
hot coffee or the menacing spectre of oversized dildos, let alone
his lewd co-worker or a startling confession by his bi-curious
girlfriend. To make things even worse, he has inadvertently provoked
the machinations of a homicidal ex-military hobo who is out for
revenge! GENRE - Comedy SUBJECT - Coffee YEAR - 2008 COMPETITION - Screenwriter's Challenge:
1st Round RANK - 1st Place
''The Story of Thaddeus Johnson''
by Warren Buchanan
PAGES - 15 LOGLINE - Thaddeus Johnson makes a
living as a human air conditioner. Will modern industry put him out
of business, or reveal his destiny? GENRE - Comedy SUBJECT - Air
Conditioning YEAR - 2008 COMPETITION - Screenwriter's Challenge:
1st Round RANK - 1st Place
''Oh, Cabinette, My Cabinet!''
by Wes Worthing PAGES - 13 LOGLINE - A journey through the
love-life of Malcolm and Cabinette, two who had the courage to tear
down the barrier between and metal and flesh. GENRE - Comedy SUBJECT - A Filing
Cabinet YEAR - 2008 COMPETITION - Screenwriter's Challenge:
1st Round RANK - 1st Place
''Dr. Robusta's Office''
by Richard Geary
PAGES - 14 LOGLINE - A beverage phobia specialist
meets his match when a court orders
him to evaluate a man with an extreme case of coffee phobia. GENRE - Comedy SUBJECT - Coffee YEAR - 2008 COMPETITION - Screenwriter's Challenge:
1st Round RANK - 2nd Place
''Forget It, Sam''
by Billy Maddox PAGES - 12 LOGLINE - On a hot and steamy night, an
old gumshoe discovers the importance of a dependable antacid. GENRE - Comedy SUBJECT - Air
Conditioning YEAR - 2008 COMPETITION - Screenwriter's Challenge:
1st Round RANK - 2nd Place
''Good Used Goods''
by Dorian Frankel PAGES - 15 LOGLINE - A piece of furniture leads to
the promise of a new life. Or not. GENRE - Comedy SUBJECT - A Filing
Cabinet YEAR - 2008 COMPETITION - Screenwriter's Challenge:
1st Round RANK - 2nd Place ''Some Sort Of Circular Object'' by Lucia Lopez PAGES - 12 LOGLINE - Lloyd Fink - indecisive and pushing forty - decides to propose to his girlfriend for all the wrong reasons. His ensuing attempt at a romantic gesture goes terribly wrong at gastrointestinal levels. GENRE - Comedy SUBJECT - An Engagement Ring YEAR - 2007
COMPETITION - Screenwriter's Challenge:
1st Round RANK - 1st Place
''Au Jus''
by Aimee Parrott
PAGES - 15 LOGLINE - A perfectionist cannibal must
prepare the meal of a lifetime for the visiting king. GENRE - Comedy SUBJECT - A Chef YEAR - 2007
COMPETITION - Screenwriter's Challenge:
1st Round RANK - 1st Place
''Joe Kreskin - The Untold Story''
by Paul Pengelly PAGES - 13 LOGLINE - Joe can’t live up to the
standard set by his older and more accomplished brother, “The
Amazing Kreskin”, until a small town crisis calls upon his power. GENRE - Comedy SUBJECT - A Psychic YEAR - 2007 COMPETITION - Screenwriter's Challenge:
1st Round RANK - 1st Place ''iPsychic'' by Michael Blades PAGES - 13 LOGLINE - A desperate man in the near future uses a computer program to find his true love, but every program can use an upgrade. GENRE - Comedy SUBJECT - A Psychic
YEAR - 2007 COMPETITION - Screenwriter's Challenge:
1st Round RANK - 2nd Place
''Big Turk's Spirit Journey Weekend''
by F. Chong Rutherford PAGES - 12 LOGLINE - This is a story about a man,
another man, a bear, and a canteen full of hallucinatory medicine
water. It features a very fat man, full frontal male nudity and a
unicorn. GENRE - Comedy SUBJECT - Hunting YEAR - 2006 COMPETITION - Screenwriter's Challenge:
1st Round RANK - 1st Place
''Iron Magnolia''
by Aimee Parrott
PAGES - 19 LOGLINE - A Southern belle takes up
weightlifting to show her traditionalist father she can stand on her
own two feet. GENRE - Comedy SUBJECT - Weightlifting YEAR - 2006 COMPETITION - Screenwriter's Challenge:
1st Round RANK - 1st Place
''Nasty, Brutish and Short'' by
Heather Hughes PAGES - 5 LOGLINE - Kitty Lyon's sleep deprived
attempt to protect her little brood from danger leads her on a hunt
that results in bagging a somewhat unusual prey. GENRE - Comedy SUBJECT - Hunting YEAR - 2006 COMPETITION - Screenwriter's Challenge:
1st Round RANK - 2nd Place
''Chump Change''
by Ken Chadwick
PAGES - LOGLINE - A police detective matches
wits with a class of spoiled third graders when one of them - the
governor's son - finds his lunch money stolen. GENRE - Comedy SUBJECT - Lunch Money YEAR - 2005 COMPETITION - Screenwriter's Challenge:
1st Round RANK - 1st Place
''Wednesday Night at Spanky's''
by Amy Neswald PAGES - LOGLINE - May, 30, a shy but hopeful
romantic, falls in love at second sight with a mysterious airline
commuter. While trying to get the goods on him, she learns about
pushing fate, looking for love and living happily after the end of
the story. GENRE - Comedy SUBJECT - Lost Luggage YEAR - 2005 COMPETITION - Screenwriter's Challenge:
1st Round RANK - 1st Place ''Plastic Chief'' by Scott Dacko PAGES - LOGLINE - Plastic surgeons battle head-to-head in a "Dukes of Hazzard" - themed Japanese game show. GENRE - Comedy SUBJECT - Plastic Surgery YEAR - 2004
COMPETITION - Screenwriter's Challenge:
1st Round RANK - 1st Place
''Recognition''
by Ryan Ocello PAGES - LOGLINE - Mona Lisa Antonia Maria da
Vinci, the greatest scientific mind in history, has always let her
brother Leo take credit for her inventions. Until now. GENRE - Comedy SUBJECT - An Inventor YEAR - 2004 COMPETITION - Screenwriter's Challenge:
1st Round RANK - 1st Place |
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