RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Virginia screenwriters have a little more than two weeks to submit their scripts for a competition sponsored by the Virginia Film Office.

The annual Virginia Screenwriting Competition was created to give the state’s screenwriters a forum for their work and an opportunity to present it to movie and television professionals. There is no entry fee, and all entries receive a written evaluation from the first-round judges. Scripts must contain either Virginia locations or locations that could be reasonably expected to be found in the state.