American Screenwriters Association
ASA International Screenplay Competition
1999 Winning Loglines

1999 GRAND PRIZE WINNER:

THE DEATH OF FEZIWEG ZERO -- Todd Riddle: Medfield, MA

Feziweg Zero lives a secret life as a number one selling author. He takes a job as a mail room clerk at a law firm to do research for his next novel. When Feziweg falls in love with a young attorney and stumbles onto a murder his secret 

Contact: Todd Riddle, email
FINALISTS:
2nd Place: THE UNDERTAKER -- William Brown: Columbus, OH

Pete Talbott didn't know he had a problem until someone showed him his own obituary in the morning newspaper.  From the cornfields of Ohio to the slums of Chicago and the corridors of Washington DC, somebody with a penchant for scalpels and embalming tables is planting bodies under other people's names.

Contact: William Brown, email
3rd Place: HEARTLAND -- Guy Magar: Los Angeles, CA

One of America's worst present-day fears...the nightmare of a bold foreign-terrorist strike unthinkably deep in the heartland, with the takeover of a small town and hundreds of hostages outfitted with bomb-vests. A timely, heroic story celebrating a family's personal courage and the will to survive when character and bravery are ultimately tested.

4th Place: JOHN BROWN'S BODY -- John Mark Green: Berwyn, PA & Stuart Woolley: Kingston, Ontario

Terrorist or saint? Visionary or fanatic? Assassin or instrument of God? His own family was divided. John Brown is a man who will stop at nothing -- including a military attack on the US Government -- in order to end slavery. No truer American ever lived.

Contact: John Green, email
5th Place: VIRTUAL PLANET -- Richard Garrison: Charlotte, NC

A burnt-out college professor finds himself battling a ruthless detective as he tries to unravel the mystery of his student's death, a sinister software company, and a corrupt politician soon to be President.

Contact: Richard Garrison, email

 
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