blossomingscripts
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I echo the sentiments above. Who is this about? That is a crucial component of any logline.
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The hero does have a dramatic goal -- to achieve fame. And the inciting incident is related to the goal. People with HPD are sexually provocative and crave attention. Breakups devastate them and often cause dramatic outbursts from them since…
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All things to think about. I appreciate all the feedback you provided me. Thanks
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Exactly how is it unclear?
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After a public and messy breakup with her longtime boyfriend, an Ivy League student displaying signs of Histrionic Personality Disorder drops out of school and pursues fame as a performer in the porn industry.
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on A naive girl with a useless superhero power struggles to see if true love really exists.
Fairly vague. What's the useless superpower and how does it relate to her difficulty in finding true love? -
on In an apocalyptic winter filled with zombies, Juliet is on a rampage to kill Romeo at all costs.
First off....I think it would be beneficial for your logline to hint at the reasoning behind Juliet wanting to kill Romeo. How do zombies factor into the story? Is Romeo one? Romeo and Juliet are lovers in almost every iteration… -
Thanks. All valid thoughts. What about: "A bashful young woman from a conservative family background drops out of Harvard University and rises to fame as a performer in the porn industry."
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I agree with the other comment. Your logline doesn't hint at any plot, and is overall very vague. Who are these wizards? What does this unlikely partnership result in? Some type of road trip or something? What happens in this…
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appreciate all the feedback!
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thanks!
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not sure. imdb's probably one of the best resource for logline examples of famous films, though. also, i'm new here. recently set one of my posts to private so i could further edit it. but now I can't even access…
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this is the logline of beverly hills cop with eddie murphy. this is the classics section?
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still doesn't necessarily disprove the point i was getting at. Superbad: "Two co-dependent high school seniors are forced to deal with separation anxiety after their plan to stage a booze-soaked party goes awry." Garden State: "A quietly troubled young man…
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appreciate it!
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Generic in what way? How would I showcase the films uniqueness? I mean, the loglines of a ton of movies don't necessarily convey any potential unique aspects of the film yet once you see it or read the screenplay, you…