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Development is where a film begins: finding the idea, shaping the story, writing treatments and outlines, and getting a project ready for production. These articles help writers, directors and producers turn an idea into a project people want to make and watch.
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By Steve Myers Every time a director approaches me for original music, I get a little nervous. Whether it will
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