This short film edited by Miami-based multimedia artist Christopher Moramarco just BARELY begins to scratch the surface of a story. It’s kinda like the montage section of a feature-length film summing up the emotions of two characters who have a history…but it’s up to you, the writer, to dream up that history with DIALOGUE.

That’s what this online dialogue writing workshop is all about.

We’re looking for the best script for a 30-minute microfilm.

The best script we receive wins a prize.

Eligibility:

• Script submissions (hereafter the “Submissions”) must be original.
• All Submissions must be in English.
• Submissions must not violate copyright laws; must contain properly cited material, if applicable.
• Writers retain all copyrights to their work.
• By entering this Competition, you agree that if you are selected, you will have your work published online by Biscayne Writers.
• All submissions must be less than 25 pages in standard script format.
• All submissions must be submitted electronically via the form below. Please fill out all fields.
• We will not open any attachments.
• Please copy and paste your submission into the form below.
• Submission fee: $12 (Mastercard, Visa, AmEx, Discover, Paypal)
• Deadline: March 20, 2010
• Winner will be announced April 15, 2009
• Prize: $100

About Christopher

Christopher Moramarco’s intense and eclectic style is visible through his seemingly effortless talent yet complex works.  Also known as EKIPO, Christopher’s subtle choices expose a level of awareness and fresh perspective on topics present in today’s society.  Born in California but raised in Argentina, Christopher relocated with his family to Miami at 12, allowing for a multi-cultural view of the world at a young age.  Influenced by his urban surroundings, Christopher honed his craft while studying in Advance Placement art classes at Coral Gables High School and then later graduating from the New World School of the Arts for Fine Arts and Electronic Multimedia.

Christopher, although young, is an enormously talented and insightful artist.  His ability to illustrate many layers of his subjects through simple common objects is what sets him apart and has brought him critical acclaim.  Christopher uses a variety of mediums to express himself including short movies, murals, illustration, clothing design, toy design, set design for music videos and video installations.

An accomplished artist, Christopher has distinguished himself through recent and notable works such as:

2008    Ocean Drive Magazine and Lexus (Mural)
2007    Art Basel GenArt (Digital Art)
2007    Hoodiny Entertainment Group (Mural)
2006     Music video set design for T-Pain, Too Short, Twista, Paul Wall and R Kelly
2006    Art Basel GenArt Scope Miami (Digital Art)
2005    GenArt Ignite Event (Multimedia mural painting and photo Projection)
2004    Art Basel Rocket Projects Gallery (Video Installation)
2002    Breast Cancer Association Fundraiser (Video Installation)