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Chapter 15
Queries View
Once you have completed your script, you need to write a
query letter. Everything begins with a query letter (or a query
phone call) and ultimately could be considered just as
important as the script itself.
One of the biggest misconceptions many novice writers have
when preparing to "get a foot in the door" with a decision
maker is they should blatantly ask permission to send their
script. While this approach is acceptable, some believe a query
letter should be sent with a subtle strategy in mind: to intrigue
those interested in responding to request a copy of your script.
Under no circumstances should you ever send an unsolicited
script. This is both rude and irresponsible and will most likely
turn off the decision maker. Consider your script intellectual
property and be willing to protect it.
Queries View
In This Chapter:
Creating a Query
Letter
Attaching a Query
Letter to a Contact
MONTAGE
Chapter 15
Queries View
Once you have completed your script, you need to write a
query letter. Everything begins with a query letter (or a query
phone call) and ultimately could be considered just as
important as the script itself.
One of the biggest misconceptions many novice writers have
when preparing to "get a foot in the door" with a decision
maker is they should blatantly ask permission to send their
script. While this approach is acceptable, some believe a query
letter should be sent with a subtle strategy in mind: to intrigue
those interested in responding to request a copy of your script.
Under no circumstances should you ever send an unsolicited
script. This is both rude and irresponsible and will most likely
turn off the decision maker. Consider your script intellectual
property and be willing to protect it.
Queries View
In This Chapter:
Creating a Query
Letter
Attaching a Query
Letter to a Contact
MONTAGE
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- User Guide v1.3 1
- Table of Contents 2
- Welcome 8
- Philosophy of Montage 10
- Installing & Launching 11
- Registration 12
- Check for Updates 15
- 16 of 124 16
- Montage Notes 17
- Starting a script 18
- Creating a Script 19
- Chapter 2: Starting a Script 19
- Importing a Script 20
- Importing a Final Draft 21
- 22 of 124 22
- 24 of 124 24
- Working With Scripts 26
- 27 of 124 27
- Removing a View 28
- Using the Tab-Return System 29
- Adding Keywords 33
- Using Keywords 34
- Searching a Script 35
- Saving a Find as a Smart View 36
- Finding in a Script 37
- Scene Navigation 38
- Chapter 4: Scene Navigation 39
- Exporting 40
- Exporting a Script 41
- Chapter 4: Exporting 41
- Script View 42
- Using the Script View 43
- Chapter 5: Script View 43
- Splitting the View Vertically 44
- Scene View 46
- Adding a Scene 47
- Chapter 6: Scene View 47
- Naming a Scene 48
- Inserting an Annotation 49
- Full Screen Mode 50
- Using Full Screen Mode 51
- Chapter 6: Full Screen Mode 51
- Outline View 53
- Chapter 9: Outline View 54
- Adding a Character to a Scene 55
- Re-ordering Scenes 56
- Character View 57
- Adding a Character 58
- Chapter 10: Character View 58
- Making Character Notes 59
- Locations View 61
- Adding a Location 62
- Chapter 11: Locations View 62
- Changing a Location Name 63
- Research View 65
- Adding a Research Item 66
- Chapter 12: Research View 66
- Tasks View 67
- Adding a Task 68
- Chapter 13: Tasks View 68
- Contacts View 69
- Adding a Contact 70
- Chapter 14: Contacts View 70
- Downloading Contacts 71
- Queries View 73
- Creating a Query Letter 74
- Chapter 15: Queries View 74
- Synopsis View 77
- Creating a Script Synopsis 78
- Chapter 16: Synopsis View 78
- Title Page View 79
- Creating a Title Page 80
- Chapter 17: Title Page View 80
- Smart Views 81
- Chapter 18: Smart Views 82
- Creating a Smart View 82
- Printing 85
- Printing a Script 86
- Chapter 19: Printing 86
- Widow & Orphan Control 87
- More & Cont’d 88
- Setting Print Headers 89
- Setting Margins 90
- Templates & Elements 91
- Configuring Elements 92
- Creating a Template 93
- Managing Templates 94
- Default Templates 95
- Template Specs 100
- Production 101
- Adding Scene Numbers 102
- Chapter 21: Production 102
- Removing Scene Numbers 106
- Chapter 22 107
- MONTAGEMONTAGE 107
- General Preferences 108
- Chapter 22: Preferences 108
- Editor Preferences 109
- Full Screen Preferences 110
- Status Preferences 111
- Keywords Preferences 112
- Chapter 23 113
- Customizing the Toolbar 114
- Chapter 23: Toolbars 114
- Custom Toolbar items 115
- Chapter 24 117
- Montage User Guide 118
- Chapter 24: Help 118
- Copyright a Script 119
- Screenwriter’s Shop 120
- Buy Montage 122
- Check For Updates 123
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