EdgeWriter
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I love the story concept, it has an ironic hook and it's clear to see the character's goal and what's at stake if he fails. Not sure how it would play on screen though, as you don't see many action…
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"To save their beloved funeral home during the 1930?s depression, a small-town mortician and his arrogant wife start murdering rich people." Still doesn't contain all the ingredients of a good logline, but I think it's a decent starting point for…
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After an explosion, a marine wakes up in a place with other people from different times, his mission is to lead the group to recover artifacts spread in different times in history and avoid an alien invasion in the future.…
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on in order to love his wife, a man must have affairs.
I'm not really fussed that you haven't capitalised the first word in your sentence - it's not really important at this stage of your logline's development - but I am fussed that your logline is not a logline. "in order… -
"After the death of her best friend, a teenage girl must battle a dangerous organization that wants to wipe her memory when notices strange inconsistencies in reality." ...or... "When the death of her best friend causes a teenage girl to…
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Richiev is correct, but I would add that the second sentence clause is far too vague; what does "pay her back in spades" actually mean? Not only is it vague, it's also a cliche. The logline should contain specific actions…
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What's the significance of the protag being an illegal immigrant? At the moment this characteristic is having no effect on the story as he's 'under the care of a racist detective". If he's illegal then he would fear going to…
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Being specific in a logline is the name of the game. Therefore, what does 'look over' actually mean? What's the teacher's goal? To protect the child from a violent father and/or mother? We need to know what it is the…
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"a psychopathic,shape shifting android intent on re-enacting the twisted deaths from old horror movies" screams 'seen it all before' to me (Terminator 2 anyone?), unless you're bringing something new to the table and it's not just a pastiche of what's…
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Ignore my double post; forgot to log in the first time D'oh ;-) -
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Thanks for the response, Richiev. This is a futuristic story. It begins in 2025 and the main characters, a husband and wife astronaut team, are soon thrust a few hundred years into the future where the government of that time… -
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Yeah, I can see that it would work great as a comedy, but other than writing characters for comic relief in more serious fiction, I've never attempted a full-on comedy genre piece. -
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Hi dpg I've not really fully fleshed it out yet, but my starting point is his repression. His catharsis is to write out all the bad urges and ideas he has in his novels (I'm sure many writers will empathise… -
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Logline update: "To stop the government of a future world terminating his wife?s illegal pregnancy, a time-travelling astronaut agrees to capture the world?s most wanted terrorist, who turns out to be the unborn son his wife is carrying." -
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Thanks dpg. I liked the idea of reversing it, and also turning the whole 'hero dies and brings back a malevolent spirit from the other side' thing on its head. The main character is haunted by a spirit that he… -
From your explanation above, I can't see any real drama other than two guys having a great night on the town whilst sorting their relationships with current and ex-girlfriends. Just a normal night on the town for most people. There's…
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So what'sthe host's problem? Is that Our World exists in a different dimension to 'a wildly successful all-star television variety show'? What I'm getting at is that your logline should clearly state the protagonist's problem, the goal he needs to…
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A teenage girl who has never seen the outside world must venture out into a post apocalyptic country to find the cure for her dying father's illness.
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I like how this logline has been worked - a former marine with PTSD who has to go back into action - great internal conflict, good stuff.
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Thanks dpg. The protagonist's journey is obviously my main interest, too. First draft's done, but I have a lot of rewriting to do ;-)