CraigDGriffiths
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Thanks. The story is more about him desperately trying to save his daughter. He has no consideration for his police career or oath. She is a drug addict and this is the body of her dealer boyfriend. He threw her…
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Here is the story, so far. A woman is raised by a single mum that had a really great job. Paid for a private school, a really nice middle class life. The woman has never felt anything but loved. She…
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With the revelation that her late mother abducted her, a woman struggles to connect with her dysfunctional biological family hoping to get assistance with her medical issues.
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sorry for the autocorrect issues. Unsure should be unseen.
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Here is the short pitch. Each morning he has breakfast with his wife’s ghost (he knows it is a grief hallucination). He meets a woman and that is in the early stages of a romance. The cops come and tell…
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So true. Thanks.
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We have all heard the expression “Less is more” well the reverse is also true “More is Less”. The more you pile on the less visible the story becomes. What I am seeing is a huge amount of plot. But…
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Your story can (and should) have heaps of twists and turns. But a logline should give a clear pitch of the story. People assume Logline X 100 complex things equals movie. So logline confused by too much X 100 equal…
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What is his aim. What are the goals of the story. What may stop him? Just a general observation. A lot of your loglines are pretty but lack any story. Don’t believe the idea that a logline has to be…
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Yeah. I think it is a “bridge to far” moment. It is like when you see a logline, “a man desperate to reunite with his estranged daughter after he find he has cancer, while saving the world from aliens” (Aliens…
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A priest kidnaps an atheist writer and tortures him in an attempt to make him believe in god. the last little bit feels like a bridge to far. This is enough of a story for me. Adding the extra muddies…
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I agree with Rich. The other thing the story is a bit vague. Of course there is revenge. But if you are going to tell us, give us some detail. "..it triggers an ancient form of retribution that makes him…
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Nice. It may end up that way. The cat and mouse would imply that he is doing things to outsmart the police. I think of it (so far in my head) as two stories. Both heading for the same outcome…
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Hi Richiev, I am thinking an indie thriller. I would be aming for an almost horror feel. Still formulating an arc. Or in this case I think it is intertwining arcs. I would imagine the driver starts out doing something…
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You can’t give too much info away. You just can’t. It is impossible. Because you and I could start with the same logline and within a day our stories would be completely different. You need to tell the story through…
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There is a lot of setup, as others have pointed out. You have boiled the entire movie into a few words. He’ll have to up his game. As in? Become a complete bastard? Become the world’s best husband?
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Tell us the effect he is hoping to achieve? Relive his past by having a show made don’t really connect. The story isn’t hanging together.
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We are lost in Act1. A man searches for the person trying to kill him. That is what we have in story. Everything else is decoration. What is the story about?
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A goal is the bare minimum. The shortest logline I ever heard that won a competition was “A man clones his wife so he can fall in love with her again” Raise questions. Not really complete. But a clear goal.
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The reason is it triggers a story, it is not the story. We could make him a royalist in Ireland or a Germany after WW2 now living in France. Is a person their worst action or a total of all…