At iP we always strive to offer our members opportunities to gain recognition, advance your career and get work.  In the spirit of our mandate and for the first time ever, our iP Short Film Contest will be split into four categories – Comedy, Drama, Animation, and Horror – and the winner of each contest will meet one-on-one with an executive who specializes in your genre.

DO NOT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY!

The most important thing you can do after making a short is to be sure the right people see it. People who can see your talent and hire you to make more films. This is the kind of networking that can change your career. So submit your films now and take advantage of this unique opportunity.

Winner of Best Animation Short will meet with Damon Ross, Dreamworks Animation

Winner of Best Comedy Short will meet with Ray Strache, Fox Searchlight

Winner of Best Drama Short will meet with Ray Ricord, ABC movies

Winner of Best Horror Short will meet with Sonny Mallhi, Vertigo Entertainment

Contest is only $35 and open now! All submissions must reach iP by July 31st, 2009.

For more submission details and how to enter:

www.indieProducer.net

WHAT SETS THE IP SCREENWRITING CONTEST AND IP SHORT FILM CONTEST APART FROM THE REST?  

 What sets us apart from most contests is that we are owned and operated by actual working filmmakers with such credits as “Agent Cody Banks 1 & 2, Mercy Streets, My Date with Drew, Perfect Match and most recently, the multiple award winning “Like Dandelion Dust”.  Our judges are established, industry veterans who are looking for new talent; meaning, that even if you don’t win our contest, you may still catch the eye of one of our judges with your writing or filmmaking styles.  Former judges have included; Oscar nominated screenwriter, Stephen J. Rivele (Ali, Nixon), producer Martin Brown (Moulin Rouge, Romeo & Juliet), screenwriters Ashley Edward Miller & Zack Stentz (Agent Cody Banks, Sarah Connor Chronicles), producer Clark Peterson (Monster, Scanners, Wishmaster), producer Adam Platnick (The Score, Seven Years in Tibet) and screenwriter, Alec Sokolow (Daddy Day Camp, Evan Almighty). 

Stephen Rivele says of his participation, ”I believe in finding new talent, original ideas and fresh perspectives and fostering it and the IndieProducer contest enables me to do that.”   
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