An effective treatment is your first step to getting a job and funding for your documentary. This is a written document used to describe your film and why you want to make it. This video gives you some good tips on how to make an effective treatment for your project.
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Great work!
I M Freelancer Journalist. And I also making a Documentary, I want to know how to make a fine documentary ?
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