We are currently accepting submissions for live action feature length screenplays.  Please note that submissions must meet ALL of the criteria listed in the "Submission Guidelines" in order to be reviewed.

It is suggested a story synopsis be submitted via email for review before sending materials. 

Screenplays may ONLY be submitted for consideration via hard copy in the U.S. mail.  Any materials sent via email, fax, or dropped off will be destroyed immediately without review.

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Submission Guidelines

Key Light Pictures

attn. Screenplay Submissions

P.O. Box 7152

Burbank, CA  91510

Send your signed release forms and screenplays via U.S. Mail to:

(no FedEx, DHL, etc)

U s e f u l   L i n k s

U.S. Copyright

WGA Registration

Please read the below documents carefully.  We are unable to accept screenplays without a signed release form and proof of U.S. Copyright.  Any materials received without a signed release form will be destroyed immediately without review.

Note:  Due to large volume,  we regret we are unable to return materials.  Please do not send your original.

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Register your screenplay with the Library of Congress.

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S u b m i s s i o n FAQ

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Q:  Will you return my screenplay? A:  Due to high volume, we regret we are unable to return materials. Q:  May I submit storyboards/artwork? A:  No.  We are currently only seeking LITERARY works. Q:  I am not a U.S. citizen.  Will you review my screenplay?  A:  Yes.  However, the screenplay must still be registered with the U.S. Copyright office.  Q:  Will you provide coverage of my screenplay?  A:  No.  Key Light Pictures is not a coverage service.  While we will review every screenplay submitted, we will only contact you if interested. Q:  Do I have to have my screenplay both copyrighted and registered with the WGA? A:  No.  In order for your screenplay to be reviewed, it MUST be registered in the U.S. Copyright office.  Although it is a good idea to also have your screenplay registered with the Writers Guild of America, it is not required. Q:  I wrote with a partner.  Do we both have to submit a release form? A:  Yes.  Please complete a release form for each individual and submit with your screenplay. Q:  Can I submit more than one screenplay? A:  Yes.  However, it is a good idea to submit a story synopsis via email before sending any materials. Q:  May I submit an adaptation? A:  Yes.  However, if you submit an adaptation, you must provide proof that you have obtained the rights/clearance from the literary owner  to adapt the work.