That's what got me. I'm almost ready to email and try to join this secretive order.

Thanks. Just curious but is it also common for that area to be on a lot that big?? I mean this house/business is over 10,000 sq ft. It just seems a little large to me. Then again I've never been to Florida.

I guess you're still frustrated with me pointing out your failed attempt to look smart here: https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1673358/8738590/10#8738590

When telling a random anecdote in a forum, there is no obligation to write with enough precision to satisfy a loser like you who's spoiling for a fight. But I'm always willing to oblige.

1. Congratulations for pointing out it's actually called a treatment. A treatment is a proposal. The average VOAT reader would understand what a proposal is sooner than what a treatment is. End of story.

2. While Los Angeles and surrounding area is divided up into regions that have certain strong suits or specialties, Burbank, Santa Monica, Malibu, Sherman Oaks, etc., you are perhaps the only man alive that doesn't recognize the term Hollywood as the quintessential nomenclature for all things broadcast/entertainment, which includes television. Did you know that the preeminent directory that lists every television producer, every television network, every television equipment company, and every agency that represents television actors, television scriptwriters, and television stagehands, etc., etc,. is called THE HOLLYWOOD DIRECTORY?

3. Given that I studied the formats of previously successful proposals (or treatments) and replicated the format faithfully in order to increase the likelihood of being given consideration, format had nothing to do with rejection. It was rejected because I was unrepresented. You see, producers, production companies, and networks will not accept or even peruse unsolicited proposals. It is required to come from a talent agency that would be representing me, as they represent all other writers. But here's the interesting thing. Agencies will also refuse to consider unsolicited proposals. They can and will demand some kind of referral from someone already in the entertainment industry. The networks and the agencies say it is due to the sheer volume of submissions they receive. The system is closed to outsiders. End of story.

However, the experience was not a total loss as I did manage to amass one of the finest collections of rejection letters from all the major TV networks while gaining a much deeper insight into the workings of the entertainment industry than possessed by your average dolt, like you.

Don't bother trying to look smart, especially in response to any post I make.

"Hollywood has truly been taken over by the vultures 100%."

The vultures (JEWS) CREATED Hollywood. Hollyweird is 100% JEWISH and ALWAYS has been. Ergo, no "takeover" was necessary.

It was created by vultures.

I agree. I had no remote idea back then as to what the industry was really about. Now I do, and in retrospect understand why I was met with a stone wall. Even the companies which one might naively assume are high minded have plunged into the gutter. Take Discovery Channel for example. It has become the home of some of the worst brain destroying reality television shows to ever hit the airwaves, Toddlers and Tiaras instantly comes to mind. No doubt the highest rated cable broadcast show ever among pedophiles, probably outdistancing second place by an order of magnitude. TLC's show lineup across all their channels has been an abomination for more than a decade now.

I tried looking into them...I didn't really find anything at first glance....a lot of these people also work for different agencies/companies. Like the president also works for a local retirement co down here. Let me know if you need any further info, like I said, i'm in this zip code so I might be of service.

I agree, its very readable ;)

Keep diggin!