Adventuring Into Another Screenwriting Festival

Just over two months ago, I mentioned that one of my screenplays won the Best Script Award for Screenplay Written For Children (March 2021). It hasn't exactly gotten to the next stage of the submission process - basically, the organisation picks certain screenplays from the general monthly category and decides which one is the best screenplay of the year. However, the award I received is enough to be proud of.

The story doesn't stop there. This is because the very same screenplay I submitted for Best Script Award has just recently been selected for Wiki: The World's Fastest Screenplay Contest. For those of you who don't know, Wiki: The World's Fastest Screenplay Contest is an organisation that holds international screenwriting competitions and is based in California, USA. More information can be found on the following link: https://www.wikiscreenplaycontest.com.

Sometime afterwards, I do plan to start submitting my screenplay to certain film companies. Another update is that I'm also getting started on writing a brand new screenplay and developing other ideas. More information to be revealed later on.

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