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Writing the Killer Treatment

Writing the Killer Treatment <em>Selling Your Story Without a Script</em> by Michael Halperin Writing the Killer Treatment
Your Price: $16.95 CDN
Author: Michael Halperin
Publisher: Michael Wiese Productions
Format: Softcover
# of Pages: 150
Pub. Date: 2002
ISBN-10: 094118840X
ISBN-13: 9780941188401

About the Book:

Selling Your Story Without a Script....

The most commonly heard phrase in Hollywood is not "Let's do lunch." In reality, you'll more often hear: "Okay, send me a treatment."

A treatment — the snapshot of your feature film or TV script — reveals your story's structure, introduces your characters and hooks and is often your first, and only, opportunity to pitch your project.

There are dozens of books on how to write a screenplay. Writing the Killer Treatment by Michael Halperin is the only book that takes you through the complete process of creating treatments that sell. Writing the Killer Treatment includes: developing believable characters and story structure; understanding the distinctions between treatments for screenplays, adaptations, sitcoms, TV movies, episodic television and soaps; useful exercises that will help you improve your craft as a writer; insightful interviews with Oscar and Emmy winners; tips and query letters for finding an agent and/or a producer; and What Every Writer Needs to Know from the Writers Guild of America, West.

What people say:

"At last — someone wrote the book every screenwriter has needed for years. It can make the difference between success and failure in the industry." — Linda Seger, author of Making a Good Script Great and From Script to Screen

About the Author:

Michael Halperin worked as an Executive Story Consultant for 20th Century Fox Television and on staff with Universal Television. He has written and/or produced numerous television episodes and documentaries, and is the author of Writing the Second Act.