I modified the input to consolidate the information, but the same concept applies: 
use warnings;
use strict;
use XML::Twig;

undef $/;
my $XML = <DATA>;

open my $OUT, '>', '/tmp/twig_out' or die "Can't open file: $!";

my $twig = XML::Twig->new(
    twig_handlers => {
        name => sub {
            ### If you want the text.
            if (1) {
                print $OUT $_->text(), "\n";
            }
            ### If you want the elements.
            else {
                $_->print($OUT);
            }
        }
    }
);
$twig->parse($XML);

close $OUT or die $!;

__DATA__
<script type="ApplicationPerspective" version="5.3.13.179" recorder="8
+.6.59.276" sav="25" guid="296A95D0-E8B6-4989-AA21-126796A3AD3F" xmlns
+="http://www.keynote.com/namespaces/tstp/script">
        <name>
                <![CDATA[GT Amadeus]]>
        </name>
        <actions>
                <action FrameErrorFatal="1" MetaErrorFatal="1">
                        <name>
                                <![CDATA[Home Page]]>
                        </name>
                        <description>
                                <![CDATA[]]>
                        </description>
            </action>
        </actions>
</script>

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In reply to Re: XML::Twig output to filehandle by eff_i_g
in thread XML::Twig output to filehandle by toddgow

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