CompetitionChecked 15 Oct 2026
Flickers' Rhode Island — Screenplay 2027
Closes 1 Jul 2027
Thursday 1 July 2027
Official page: https://filmfreeway.com/RIFilmFest
- Who can apply
- Writers worldwide who control the rights to an unproduced English script
- You get
- Festival-linked screenplay recognition; no production funding or sale verified
- Entry fee
- $50–65
- Making
- Fiction feature, Short, Series
- Stage
- Writing
- Type
- Competition
Dates
- Earlier deadline Early fee
- Earlier deadline Early fee
- Closes
Who can apply
Writers worldwide who control the rights to an unproduced English script
Open to applicants anywhere.
What you get
Festival-linked screenplay recognition; no production funding or sale verified
| Details | Festival-associated screenplay recognition. No guaranteed production funding or sale verified for the current script category. |
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Amounts stay in the currency the organiser uses. Caps, totals and alternatives are listed as published; don’t add them up.
What it costs
To apply
| Screenplay category · Early fee (until 15 Nov) | $50 | Student $35; Gold discount separate. Script final 1 Jul 2027; do not use film-category prices. |
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| Screenplay category · Early fee (until 15 Jan) | $65 | Student $50; Gold discount separate. Script final 1 Jul 2027; do not use film-category prices. |
What to bring
- Screenplay category: feature ≤130 pages; half-hour TV ≤40; hour TV ≤70. Confirm the short-script page limit in the selected entry category.
Terms to read first
| Contract | Selection terms and definitive agreements were not inspected. Read them before accepting an award or granting rights. |
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| Rights | The festival's film-qualification credentials do not make an unproduced script Oscar-qualifying. |
| Travel | Budget any festival visit separately; no travel support verified. |
Our notes, not legal advice. Read the contract before you accept a place or grant any rights.
Where this comes from
- filmfreeway.com/RIFilmFest Checked 15 Oct 2026
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