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Have your work judged by the people who judge festivals.

Read every score from the festivals you enter, then give the project a page that shows it off. Choosing your own judges is coming soon.

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A page for every projectTwo questions of your ownPrivate until you share it
filmscorecard.com/projects/the-long-way-home/scorecards
Request scorecardsComing soonChoose your judgesThe Long Way Home, short, up to 5 judges
  • Amara OseiShorts programmer4.9 from 188 reviews$9.00 per scorecard
  • Priya RamanFestival judge since 20194.9 from 212 reviews$7.00 per scorecard
  • Kenji WatanabeAnimation director and story artist4.8 from 96 reviews$6.00 per scorecard
  • Marisol VegaDevelopment executive, drama and thrillers4.8 from 141 reviews$8.50 per scorecard
  • Theo BrandtScript reader for two literary agencies4.7 from 23 reviews$4.00 per scorecard
Showing 5 of 8 judges, best rated first.
Your panel 2 of 5
Continue with 2 judges
How it worksComing soon

Pick your judges, ask your questions, read the scorecard.

  1. Choose your judges

    Browse profiles with ratings, reviews and each judge's price, and pick up to 5. Or post an offer at your own price per scorecard and let a judge take it.

  2. Build your scorecard

    Start from a template or write every question yourself, up to 10. Judges score exactly what you ask.

  3. Read every score and note

    Each scorecard arrives within the judge's turnaround, with every score and the written notes. It comes to you and nobody else.

Build your scorecardComing soon

Ask exactly what you want to know.

Templates cover shorts, features, screenplays and documentaries. Use one as it is, rewrite any question, or pick Custom and write every question yourself. The scorecard saves to your account, ready for the next cut. Try it below.

Template
Questions8 of 10, 5 make the score
1 to 10 questions make the score. The rest are for the notes.
What your judge seesWith sample answers
Nadia Okafor asked for your readThe Long Way HomeShort, 12:47, Drama
  1. 01Story
  2. 02Pacing for the runtime
  3. 03Performances
  4. 04Visual storytelling
  5. 05Sound
  6. 06Does the ending land?
  7. 07Strongest momentThe final shot. It earns everything before it.
  8. 08What to change firstThe middle drags by a minute; the diner scene could lose half its length without losing the turn.
Score from the 5 answers on the 1 to 10 scale84.0/100
The judgesComing soon

Judges earn their name one scorecard at a time.

Every judge here scores festival submissions on FilmScorecard. Their profile shows what creators said about them and the record behind it, so you know who you are sending it to.

  • Rated by creators

    Every creator who receives a scorecard can rate it and write a review. Reviews stay on the judge's profile.

  • Their price, or your offer

    Each judge sets a price per scorecard. Or post an offer at your own price, and a judge who thinks it is fair can take it.

  • A record you can check

    Scorecards filed, on-time rate and turnaround are counted by FilmScorecard, not typed in by the judge.

The scorecardComing soon

Every score and every note, on the questions you asked.

  • Rate the judge

    When it arrives, rate the scorecard and write a review. It goes on the judge's profile for the next creator.

  • Yours alone

    No festival and no other judge sees it. It goes on your page only if you choose to quote it.

  • Review it yourself first

    Coming soon

    Score your own work on up to 10 questions before anyone else sees it, then compare. Only you can see your answers.

Project page

Then give it a page that shows it off.

The work, the trailer and stills, press quotes, screenings, cast and crew and festival results, on one page at its own address.

  • Quote your press

    Put your best press quotes on the page, each with who said it and where.

  • Your layout, your look

    Start from one of five themes, then make the fonts, colours and buttons your own. Add the blocks you want, in the order you want, and name each section yourself.

  • Public when you say so

    Build it in a draft nobody else sees, publish when it is ready, and make it private again whenever you like.

Theme
Accent
Indigo
Marketing kitComing soon

A kit to promote it, made from the page.

Every piece updates when you save the page. Download it all now; the links and QR codes open your page once it is public.

  • QR codePNG and SVG
  • Social images3 sizes, PNG
  • One-sheetPDF, Letter and A4
  • Press kitZIP
  • Website badgeEmbed code
  • Email signatureCopy and paste

See what the page is doing

Example, last 30 days
Page views
412
QR scans
38
Ticket clicks
17
Press kit downloads
9
Messages
3
Festivals

Enter festivals if you want to. Your page keeps up.

When a festival on FilmScorecard announces your selection or an award, it appears on your page by itself, and every award is marked Verified. When it releases scorecards, your score is free to read, and every judge's notes come with the full scorecard.

PricingComing soon

Pay per scorecard. Your page is free.

Scorecards

Coming soon
Priced per scorecardSet by each judge, or by the offer you post
  • Every price is shown before you pay
  • Refunded if a judge declines and you pick no one else
  • Refunded if it is not filed by its due date

Project page

Free
$0per project
  • Build it from blocks and publish when it is ready
  • Laurels from your festivals, added for you
  • Your own page address

Pro

Try it free for 30 days
$4.99a month, or $39.99 a year, per project
  • A contact form on your page, with every message kept in one inbox
  • Stats for views, visitors, link clicks and where visitors came from
  • Take the Made with FilmScorecard footer off your page
  • A one-sheet PDF built from your pageComing soon
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