This document provides tips for writing a good film treatment. It recommends opening with an engaging first statement, following with an overview paragraph to set up the story, then using subsequent paragraphs to outline the plot, filming techniques, and characters, keeping the reader excited throughout. It concludes the treatment should end with another engaging statement that leaves the audience wanting to watch the film.

1. What makes and
good treatment?

2. • Open with a puchy first statement.
• Begin first paragraph with and overview about the
story so it is clear and interesting to the reader.
• Spend the next few paragraphs outlining the content
of the plot, the way its shot, edited etc.
• Mention characters (all the time, keeping the
audience excited)
• End the treatment with another puchy few lines, to
position the audience- to make them want to watch
it.
• (Rehtorical questions may help)