Lachlan Huddy
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Hey Nicholas. That's great, then, and I congratulate you because I think that's the best concept I've read about on this site and one of the coolest stories I've heard about in ages. However you decide to run with the…
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Sorry to muddy the waters, but I have to disagree about the premise. The logline certainly works, but what hooked me about the original was that she was being pressured by a group of (also superpowered, I'm assuming) fundamentalists. This,…
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First, the technical: change "Newly recruited" to "newly-recruited" and kill "that" since it's not really necessary and you want to omit needless words. Regarding "he does everything to keep anyone from finding out", I'm not sure about it. It's clunky…
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Definitely not a logline. More of a mini-synopsis. This needs serious trimming, and the way to do that is to skin it to the bone. So, we've got Charles as the protagonist. We've got the discovery of the body as…
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For me this is too opaque. In what way is the FBI implicated in the Mafia murder? Do you mean that it looks as if someone in the FBI is in bed with the mob and this is what spurs…
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Nitpicks out of the way first: I think "teenage" in this context should be "teenaged" - but not completely sure. "Recuse", obviously, needs to be "rescue". "Chance to rescue" would better-serve the line as "chance of rescuing", but that's personal…
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I agree; more specificity with regard to the specifics of the job is paramount, particularly considering that this sounds like a wonderfully nuts-and-bolts caper film with lots of authentic (and specific) logistical detail. You could possibly sacrifice the "catapult him…
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The bedrock concept has been done to death but I think the execution - a Native American man and an Irish woman, in Ireland around the time of the uprising - gives it enough freshness to make this worthwhile. Technically…
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Whoa, bit of an info-dump here. I sympathise with the desire to get as much across as possible but I think for the sake of clarity and brevity you could lose some length without losing impact. How important is the…
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On a technical level, this could be shorter; you could leave out the part about escaping the castle grounds and skip straight to finding her father's allies. And please, you must must must guard against errors. In this context "parents"…
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Nice concept, and you get all of the important information across. You could tighten this up, though - get it all in a single line and not lose anything. It could be as simple as, "A woman, traveling through parallel…
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on An alcoholic blues player sells his soul to the devil for fame and money.
For sure, Faustian Pacts are all about metaphor, but before you script this I think you ought to dive down into what you're really trying to say with this story, and why you want to say it, why it resonates… -
on An alcoholic blues player sells his soul to the devil for fame and money.
Faustian Pact stories can be great but they can be really by-the-numbers, too, because it's such an old story. I love them but they need to be handled correctly. My concern concept-wise is that this - sell your soul for… -
First, too many spelling and grammatical errors. These can't be allowed to sneak into a logline; it's too short and they stand out far too much. "Low life" should be "lowlife". "Godfather" is one word and I'd capitalise it to…
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It's a pleasure. Good luck with it.
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This is nice and ominous, and I like how you let us know that it's both a ghost story and more in just a few words. For me it sets up an immediate desire to know more, and that's no…
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I reckon the concept has legs; lots of room for character drama and Big Questions. My concern is: is there an outward journey to drive the action and ultimately catalyze the surrogate's decision while she ponders to keep or not…
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As I say, I think it'd be illuminating to include the reasoning behind sending such young kids into such a dangerous situation, and the way to do that is mention that their plan is to get close to the gang…
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How could you not love a concept this lofty? :) Are you really writing this or just testing the waters? Because I'd love to see this one up on screen. Logline-wise, it's hard to see how it could be improved;…
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A logline is brief so errors in sentence construction are glaring in a space so confined. As it is this would need to read, "A homeless man tries to make friends with people, but when all his attempts are unsuccessful…