Script to Comic Prize for Screenplay Competition

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Script to Comic Prize for Screenplay Competition

By: Stephen Schleicher | September 18th, 2007

Atlantis Studios and the Screenwriting Expo have teamed up to turn a winning script into a 64-page comic.

This is all part of the two companies’ scriptwriting competition that is open now. The winner will be able to select the art team from over 60 artists Atlantis Studios uses.� Atlantis will also help in the marketing of the graphic novel.

“We will develop an exclusive preview website, and will consult with the winner to develop to develop a business plan that will maximize profit, royalty, and licensing revenue for the winning creator,” said James Watson, president of Atlantis Studios, Inc.

The winner of the competition will be announced at the 2007 Screenwriting Expo, October 24-28, at the Los Angeles Airport Marriott.

via Atlantis Studios and Screenwriting Expo