Don Chuy reading a screenplay with a red pen

Highest standing

THE GOLD LAUREL

Most screenplays do not survive the blast. A handful do. The Gold Laurel is what a screenplay earns when a complete 225-point assessment comes back near the top of the scale — never bought, never awarded by hand.

WHAT IT TAKES

Film

205+

out of 225

Television

210+

out of 225

Stage & Page

210+

out of 225

The score must come from one complete full assessment of one screenplay. Partial reads, score-only reads and rewrites of the same project do not stack.

THE WRITERS WHO HOLD ONE

Live from the Wall of Fame. Only writers who chose to appear publicly are listed.

Reading the plates…

WHAT IT OPENS

A permanent seat

Wall of Fame placement that stays, even if later scores differ.

A verifiable badge

A shareable Laurel with its own verification link for LinkedIn and query letters.

The Gold Laurel Vault

A private shelf for the screenplay PDF and a project sheet, readable only by approved industry professionals.

Direct messages

Approved professionals can write to the writer through the site; contact details are never exposed.

QUESTIONS WRITERS ASK

What is a Gold Laurel?
The highest public standing on Scriptageddon. It is awarded automatically when a complete full assessment clears the category threshold — 205 for Film, 210 for Television and Stage & Page, out of 225.
Can a Gold Laurel be bought?
No. There is no paid placement anywhere on Scriptageddon. Every Laurel comes from a complete read of a real screenplay.
Can one writer hold more than one?
Yes. Laurels are per category, so a writer who clears the bar in Film and Television wears both. Clearing all three is the Triple Crown.
What does a Gold Laurel unlock?
A permanent place on the Wall of Fame, a verifiable badge, and the Gold Laurel Vault — a private shelf where the writer can place their screenplay PDF and a project sheet for approved industry professionals to read.