
Georgia Gant is a screenwriter from the east coast of England, primarily focussed on writing psychological thriller and sci-fi-infused TV drama scripts. She likes to write big concepts with high stakes and strong-willed characters. In 2024, she won the inaugural Elevate TV Pilot Competition which resulted in meetings with several development producers, was a finalist in the prestigious Thousand Films competition, and reached the top 5% of the Grass Routes Prize, among multiple other competition placements. In 2025, she was hired by the Seagull Theatre/Keeper’s Daughter Media to help develop the full series and write an episode of their micro TV series project. Previously, she has had agent representation for novel writing and also holds a degree in commercial songwriting – in other words, she loves using words to create art, no matter the form!
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The 14th Annual First Look Project searches for higher-concept material across MULTIPLE categories for film and TV, introducing select writers to reps and producers.
Well. What’s old is new again … It’s been over 15 years since Evan Daugherty (2008 Screenwriting winner) sold Snow White and the Huntsman to Universal—in what is still one of the biggest spec sales ($3.5m) from an unproduced writer in Hollywood history. So why not another fantasy script in 2026? Paramount Primal picked up […]
Scott Wagner, winner of the First Look Project (Drama) with his screenplay Intern of the Year signed with manager Aubrey Morgan at Adventure Media in 2026. Pipeline execs called Intern of the Year, loosely based on Scott's own experiences working in a hospital, as "one of the "most riveting dramas we've ever reviewed." The Pipeline […]
Screenwriting Competition winner Untitled Home Invasion Romance (formerly Getaway) was produced in the summer of 2024 released in 2026 and is now on streaming. Jason Biggs (American Pie, Orange is the New Black) makes his directorial debut with the crime/comedy. Stars Anna Conkle (Pen15), Arturo Castro (Broad City), Meaghan Rath (Hawaii Five-o), and Justin H. […]
