📸 Clark Gable
1935
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📸 Clark Gable
1935
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📸 Cary Grant and Rosalind Russell
📽️ His Girl Friday
1940
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📸 Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck
📽️ Roman Holiday
1953
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📸 Marilyn Monroe
🎥 Seven Year Itch
1954
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📸 Grauman's Chinese Theatre
1927
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📸 James Dean
📺 Schiltz Playhouse of Stars
1955
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📸 Frank Sinatra and Grace Kelly
📽️ High Society
1956
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📸 Clint Eastwood
📽️ A Fistful of Dollars
1964
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📸 Warner Bros. Theatre
1928
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Steve McQueen as Josh Randall
📺 Wanted Dead or Alive
1959
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📸 Buster Keaton, Thelma Todd, and Jimmy Durante
Film: Speak Easily
1932
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📸 Charlie Chaplin and Douglas Fairbanks
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📸 Alfred Hitchcock
1966
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📸 MGM Logo
1928
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Timeless elegance and advancements in filmmaking defined the Golden Age of Hollywood.
As ScriptHop moves forward, we want to celebrate what once made Hollywood – Hollywood.
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A step in the right direction.
Source: LA Times
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Today, we're celebrating the legacy of Occidental Studio, used by silent filmmakers Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks and, more recently, Zoey Deschanel's "New Girl." The studio is up for sale, paving the way for a new generation of storytellers.
Source: LA Times
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A marketing or lack of interest problem???
Source: The Wall Street Journal
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AI is the newest tool being offered to all from writers to, well, everyone. But the question then becomes ‘Do we need it?’
www.scripthop.com/Blog/post/ai...
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In an age where pathways to Hollywood are closing, screenwriter Clark Ransom calls the Gauntlet “the new Gold Standard” to get your script into the room “with the rest of the serious people.”
Use code: MEMORIAL2025 to receive $50 off your entry
Sale ends Memorial Day!
To the script competitions who have fallen, and to the screenwriters who will rise without them.
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And Coverfly joins the other vanishing services.
If you’re looking for a new passageway into Hollywood –
The Gauntlet is open!
We accept features & TV pilots.
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The Gauntlet is the apex of assessment for a reason. That's why screenwriters prefer us to standard coverage.
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The uncertainty in Hollywood isn’t just palpable. It’s painful.
For this industry to survive, it needs to move forward.
That said, we see an opening to boost Hollywood’s creative pipeline via the Gauntlet.
As Walt Disney once said:
Let's normalize being transparent about who your script readers are.
That's why our readers are public on our website: www.scripthop.com/Gauntlet
Let us know when Black List does the same.
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We’ve entered a new year since our last Gauntlet update.
Here’s a quick glance:
⛔ Script Competitions Closing Down
🔄 Gauntlet Re-Entries
↗️ Making Scripts Better
🔜 Seal of Consensus Script Announcement
Click here for the full update: www.scripthop.com/Blog/post/ap...
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Q: How does The Gauntlet account for taste in screenwriting?
A: Our readers actually work in the industry. They’re gatekeepers from well-known entities like Amazon, Netflix, HBO, UTA, Lucasfilm, Sony, and many more.
All of whom you can meet @ www.scripthop.com/Gauntlet
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I mean, honestly considering the number of readers, the level of feedback, and the overall engagement the price seems like an absolute steal. I’ve worked in the industry a long time and I have found this whole process to be absolutely professional and a pleasure.
– Charles Haine
The wealth of notes and detail is immensely helpful and deeply encouraging as towards next steps. I look forward to polishing and then re-entering this script at a later date!
— Christopher Dole
The experience was good. I really like the detailed breakdown, and also having seven readers check out my script is a major plus. It's very interesting to see the different views on the same project. This was cool. Thank you for launching this.
— K.E. O'Connor