We are not currently accepting submissions
Submission Guidelines:
The Guidelines:
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Submissions must not last longer than 60
seconds.
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IMPORTANT: Submissions should be sent in the body of your
email**(see below), as well as in an attachment in RTF or Word format only: NO
PDF DOCUMENTS.
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Scripts in PDF format will not be considered
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The Title of your play should be in the
subject line of your email
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You may submit
as many one minute plays as you wish, but only one submission per email.
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All work must be totally original and the
author's own work.
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Include your
name and address/geographic location before the title of your work.
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Plays should not have been previously
produced.
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Please do not submit plays that have been
submitted to Gi60 prior to 2023 for consideration.
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Entries from schools should include a
teacher's contact and the School name, as well as that of the author.
Email all submissions to: screammedia@yahoo.com
prior to the submission deadline of April 15, 2023.
Terms and
conditions:
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There is no submission fee, prize or payment
for Gi60 participation.
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Copyright remains with the author.
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Plays
lasting longer than 60 seconds may not be considered.
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The
organizers may use individual plays to promote the Gi60 festival.
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Final
play selection will be announced on the Gi60 Website and Facebook Groups.
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Gi60
is staffed and created by professionals who are volunteers, and give their time
free of charge.
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The
organizers reserve the right to cut scripts without notification where
necessary. E.g. if a play is running significantly longer than 60 seconds, we
may delete some small lines if their intention is communicated elsewhere in the
script.
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Gi60
festivals are recorded and made available for viewing on the Gi60 YouTube
Channel. To view past plays: Gi60 Channel YouTube
PLEASE
NOTE:
due to the high volume of plays we receive each year we are unable to write to
individual playwrights to notify them if their play has not been selected.
**We annually receive between 700-900
submissions; by including the text of the play in the body of the email, it
saves play readers time to not have to open attachments. If your play is
selected, the attachments in Word/RTF make it easier for us to then share those
scripts with the creative teams.
