Program
ReelHeART accepts films of all genres, countries and film lengths. ReelHeART programs on content. ReelHeART has 12 categories of film competition: Feature Narrative, Feature Documentary, Short or Long Form Narrative, Short or Long Form Documentary, Dance and/or Music Related Category, Animation and New Media Category, Experimental Category, Music Video Category and "Off The Shelf". ReelHeART has two screenplay competitions. One for feature scripts of 120 pages or less. One for short scripts of 15 pages or less.
In 2007, ReelHeART introduced a Feature Screenplay Competition. ReelHeART was the first film festival to feature rehearsed live reads for the top three feature scripts in front of a festival audience.
In 2007, two of the top three scripts were by the same writer, Joe Acton of Washington State. In 2011, two of the top three scripts were by the same writing team, George Sanders and Shawn Curran of New York, NY. In 2011, the first international feature screenwriter top 3 winner was Steven Hart from Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom. In 2012, short screenplays got the same treatment as feature screenplays getting a rehearsed cast-to-type "Live read" on front of a festival audience.
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