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FINAL  DEADLINE:         JANUARY 7, 2006

The fifth annual TV competition is underway. Due to numerous requests, we have added a short film and short film screenplay segment to this competition.  We have also added an area for reality show ideas as well as a category for written treatments. 

This competition remains geared toward discovering budding artists and breaking them into Hollywood. Like its big brother, the American Accolades Screenwriting Competition, the American Accolades TV, Treatments, & Shorts competition aims to create new opportunities in Hollywood for artists with fresh perspectives. 

This year, some top notch companies have agreed to participate.  

Unlike other competitions, we have opened up the door for writers who have screenplays in a multitude of areas. So whether you have written a pilot, an episode of an existing show, or a treatment for a reality show or other idea, we have a category for you. Here is a list of our three competition categories:

1. 1/2 Hour Pre-Existing or 1/2 Hour Pilot for Sit-Com 
   

2. 1-Hour Pre-Existing, 1-Hour Pilot, or Movie of the Week
   

3. Short Screenplay, treatment, outline, written pitch, spec show bibles, reality show idea/treatment, game show idea/treatment, or Short film (must submit on VHS)

It's no secret, the REAL money is in television.  Show runners with material in syndication make millions of dollars.  The first step? Apply....

Print TV & Shorts entry forms if you have the Adobe Acrobat reader by clicking here for entry form downloading:

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