Writing the killer treatment selling your story without a script

Writing the killer treatment selling your story without a script

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Main Author:	Halperin, Michael 1934-
Format:	Unknown
Published:	Studio City Michael Wiese 2002
Subjects:	Motion picture authorship Treatments (Motion pictures, television, etc.) Television authorship
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