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Developing A Treatment and A Pitch: Worksheet

The document provides guidance on developing a treatment and pitch for a screenplay project. It explains that a treatment should be 300-1000 words and summarize the setup, plot points, development, resolution for a feature or short film. A pitch should state the title, tagline, and make people want to see the film in 1 minute.

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Developing A Treatment and A Pitch: Worksheet

The document provides guidance on developing a treatment and pitch for a screenplay project. It explains that a treatment should be 300-1000 words and summarize the setup, plot points, development, resolution for a feature or short film. A pitch should state the title, tagline, and make people want to see the film in 1 minute.

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Developing a
treatment and a pitch
Activity 1
A treatment
Write a treatment for your screenplay, with reference to your
Three Act diagram which you have used to determine:

Set-up
Plot Point I
Development
Plot Point II
Resolution

The treatment should be about 6001000 words long for a


feature length work and about 300400 words for a selfcontained short.
It should be in the present tense and tell us who the main
characters are and what happens in the film. Look at an
example before writing your own.
Eventually it may be necessary for you to reduce this to a short
synopsis, but for now you will find it easier to write the long
version.

Activity 2
A pitch
You have your treatment. You know what your screenplay is
about. Your task is to communicate this in a brief, exciting way
through a sales pitch. You will have one minute in which to:

State the title of your film;


Give a tagline;
Make people want to see it.

Afterwards did they? Why? Why not?

bfi Education 2003


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Scriptwriting, Screenplays and Storyboards for Film and TV Production

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