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May/June 2012 Issue
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Author Archives: Robin Rowe
Television Showrunners
Not all television executive producers are showrunners. The title isn’t even listed on credits. What does a showrunner do and how do you become one?
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Does Your Screenplay Need a Treatment or a Synopsis?
A treatment or a synopsis can be an indispensable tool, both for writing and marketing a screenplay. In this article, we’ll look at the relationship between the treatment, synopsis, summary, logline, scene cards and coverage. A synopsis can be a story guide for writing your screenplay, or be written afterwards as part of your film’s press kit. So, how do you write a good synopsis? First you have to know the basics.
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