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Available
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Michael Wiese Productions (2000), Edition: 1, Paperback, 240 pages
Description
Every screenplay needs an attention-grabbing beginning and a satisfying ending, but those elements are nothing withour a strong, well-crafted middle.
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240 p.; 8.7 inches
ISBN
0941188299 / 9780941188296
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