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The Ultimate Writer's Guide to Hollywood

by Skip Press

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This book really is the "Ultimate" guide for screenwriters as the title suggests. Mr.Press really knows what he is talking about. If you are a screenwriter this book really will give you critical information about how to: make your screenplay compelling and marketable, network with people who might buy your script, protect your intellectual property, find markets where your work is most likely to sell, write a script that will also work as video game -because video games are now more profitable than movies- & much more. ( )
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