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ROOM TO LET production stills

kaosfi — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 18:01:30 +0000

Jane Hamer’s powerful WWII drama ROOM TO LET winner of 2007 BSSC recently completed shooting on location in London.

BSSC 2009 Winners

kaosfi — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 16:32:10 +0000

The winner of BSSC 2009 is:

The Hired Hand by Aixa Jansen

First runner-up

Journeyman by Miguel Herrera

BSSC 2009 Runners up

Easy Money by Dawn Coxwell

Fading Numbers by Sean Ryan

Swimming From Australia by Ian Winter

Visitors by Mike Lynch

Hlf pSt nInE by Douglas Stark

The Nelson Touch by James Walker

Time To Go by Patrick Leo Nash

The Film Maker by Otono Azemhobo Lawrence

Sigurnost by Isa Marinov

BFSC final Deadline - Closed

kaosfi — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 12:05:29 +0000

The extended final deadline for the British Feature Screenplay Competition 2010 is now closed.

We would like to thank everyone taking part and good luck to you all!

BSSC Finalists Announced

kaosfi — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 12:32:36 +0000

The readers the judges and the sponsors of the BSSC would like to congratulate the writers of all the following screenplays which have made it through to the final round.

Easy Money
Fading Numbers
Hlf pSt nInE
Journeyman
Meet Mister Successful
Passing
Persecution
Sigurnost
Swimming from Australia
The Department Of Lost Hours
The Filmmaker
The Hired Hand
The Nelson Touch
Time to go
Visitors
What St. George Did

BSSC Semi-Finalists

kaosfi — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 12:36:09 +0000

Our congratulations go to the writers of all the following screenplays which have made it through to the fourth round of judging.

A Fish Tale
Abracadabra
Blind Date 2.0
Dancing With Ghosts
DOP
Easy Money
Fading Numbers
Forgotten
Happiest Day
Haunted
Hlf pSt nInE
Journeyman
Meet Mister Successful
Over the Rainbow
Passing
Persecution
Sigurnost
Swimming from Australia
The Best Days of Your Life, Right?
The Centre of Attention
The Department Of Lost Hours
The Filmmaker
The Gift
The Hired Hand
The Hitman
The Nelson Touch
The Regent of the North
Time to go
Twelve Full Moons
Visitors
What St. George Did
Wringing Off

BSSC 3rd Round Qualifiers Announced

kaosfi — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 10:08:07 +0000

The following screenplays have qualified to the third round of the BSSC 2009. Congratulations to everyone who entered the competition and once again our sincere apologies for the delay in making this announcement. We hope to announce the semi finalists very soon.

A Fish Tale

Abracadabra

Angels and Devils

Anna and Polly

Big Issue

Blind Date 2.0

Controlled by Choice

Dancing With Ghosts

DOP

Dream Battle

Easy Money

Exit, by Jamie K Jones

Fading Numbers

Forgotten

Getting it Down

Graveyard of Dreams

Happiest Day

Haunted

Hedone

Hlf pSt nInE

Journeyman

Last of the Long Ears

Leaving Baby

Lost Objects

Magic Movie Ticket

Many Happy Returns

May Feign

Meet Mister Successful

Note to Self

One Long Photograph, one tall story

Over the Rainbow

Passing

Persecution

Poly-Anna

Que Sera Sera

Sayonara, Baby

Sigurnost

Somewhere near you

Swimming from Australia

The Best Days of Your Life, Right?

The Centre of Attention

The Cloud Machine

The Department Of Lost Hours

The Existentialism of Lucifer

The Filmmaker

The Gift

The Hired Hand

The Hitman

The Journey

The Look of Love

The Mortality of Photographs

The Nelson Touch

The Regent of the North

This is not really happening

Time to go

Tubby’s Car Project

Turbulence

Twelve Full Moons

Valuable Lives

Visitors

What St. George Did

Who’s Been Sleeping In My Bed

Wringing Off

Your Grandad’s Horse

BFSC 2009/10 Announcement

kaosfi — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 14:31:15 +0000

Due to overwhelming demand Kaos Films are re-launching the British Feature Screenplay Competition.

The BFSC proved so popular with screenwriters last year that ever since it closed last November Kaos Films have been inundated by emails requesting to re-launch the competition. Well, the wait is finally over!

Kaos Films are once again inviting writers from across the world to enter the BFSC.

And once again the winning Screenplay will go into production with a budget of up to US$ 2million.

Further good news is that you no longer have to mail your submissions to BFSC saving on postage. All submissions to be made via the website. No postal submissions please.

Kaos Films have also reduced the submission fee down to 50 GB Pounds for early submission fee and down to 70 GB Pounds for the late fee.

BSSC 2nd Round Qualifiers Announced

kaosfi — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 17:44:37 +0000

The following screenplays have qualified to the second round of the BSSC 2009. Congratulations to everyone who entered the competition and our sincere apologies for the delay in making this announcement.

A Birthday Present
A Dream We Once Promised Ourselves
A Fish Tale
A Mug’s Game
A Thorn in the Side
Abracadabra
Agatha Shadow
Amigo
An Ill Wind
Angels and Devils
Anna and Polly
Be Careful What You Wish For
Big Issue
Blind Date 2.0
Blood like drug
Blurry
Burnt Toast
Callum, Aged 5
Close your eyes
Controlled by Choice
Cuckoo Conspiracy
Cupid
Dancing With Ghosts
Dial Tone
Dig
Divination
Doin’ a Ting
DOP
Dream Battle
Easy Money
Exhausted
Exit
Exit
Fading Numbers
Fatherhood
Flowerage
For as long as you both shall live
Forgotten
From the former Republica of Czechoslovakia with Love
Getting it Down
Graveyard of Dreams
Happiest Day
Hardcore
Haunted
Hedone
Hell Square! Or Blood, Sweat and Canvas
Hlf pSt nInE
I wish I could sing
In The Red
Jell-o
Jeremy, Darling
Journeyman
Katie the Great
Kit Girl
Kitten
Kwobo’s Watch
Last of the Long Ears
Leaving Baby
Let Them Eat Cake
Life and Death in Mashad
Lifesaver
Looking Back
Lost in Time
Lost Objects
Magic Movie Ticke
Many Happy Returns
May Feign
Meet Mister Successful
Mum
My Brother The Dentist
Nigh Perfect, or …
Note to Self
Old Love Never Fades
One
One Long Photograph, one tall story
One Summer
Over the Rainbow
Passenger
Passing
Persecution
Poly-Anna
Que Sera Sera
Real Doll
Rebekka
Sayonara, Baby
Scars
Sea Man
Sex Lies and Shoes
Shiny Happy People
Sigurnost
Somewhere near you
Soulja
Suspicious Package
Swimming from Australia
Table for One
Tantamount Square
Terror
The Best Days of Your Life, Right?
The Captain And The Beauty
The Cat who said wong
The Centre of Attention
The Cloud Machine
The Dance
The Department Of Lost Hours
The Dog Pompano
The Existentialism of Lucifer
The Filmmaker
The Gift
The Hitman
The Hired Hand
The Interview
The Journey
The Look of Love
The Lucky Penny
The Magic Finch
The man with no name
The Mortality of Photographs
The Nelson Touch
The Portrait Of Ginny McGuffy
The Regent of the North
The Silencer
The Silent Olympian
The Stranger’s Room
The Weather Girl
There was a Boy
This is not really happening
Time to go
Tubby’s Car Project
Turbulence
Twelve Full Moons
Unnatural Selection
Valuable Lives
Visitors
Warren
What St. George Did
Who’s Been Sleeping In My Bed
Wringing Off
Wyrd
Your Grandad’s Horse

BSSC 2nd Qualifiers Announcement

kaosfi — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 13:59:19 +0000

We would like to thank everyone who entered the 2009 BSSC and your patience. As you know due to technical problems beyond our control we were unable to publish first round qualifiers on the website. This was done in our newsletter. We hope to be able to publish round two qualifiers on the site soon. Once again our thanks for your patience. For more information and an entry form see the BSSC rules page. Good luck!

BFSC Annoucement

admin — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 11:26:37 +0000

Kaos Films, the judges and the sponsors of the British Feature Screenplay Competition are delighted to announce the first winner and runners-up of the British Feature Screenplay Competition 2008

The BSFC 2008 winner

The Legend of New York Pizza by John Paul Sheerin

BSFC 2008 Runners up

Dark Zone by Tom Cosgrove

Across The Water by Mikey Murray

Sux Racing by Ramani Moonesinghe, Richard Loffhagen and Mark Paul

This Modern Love by Elizabeth Nolan

Congratulations to everyone of them. This is an incredible achievement given that the competition received submissions from across the world. Once again we would like to thank every one who took part in this our very first feature screenplay competition.