MitchW
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I think you should check out the example page and have a look at the formula used by most loglines. At the moment this idea never really ends. Or it's just a person sitting in a room reading a journal.…
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I think the character and inciting incident are there but joining the bushwhackers to survive isn't the greatest. The reason I think this is that it's a very open ended goal. He could continue 'surviving' indefinitely. You need to have…
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on A peasant and a magician team up to find a magic flute that grants wishes.
You should check out the formula page on this site. For a compelling story your character should be forced into this scenario. You need to add an inciting incident that pushes them into needing this flute. Also i would pick… -
I would recommend checking out the formula page. A logline needs to have three things: A character, an event, and an action. At the moment you just have a character. Based on your synopsis I'm imagining something like this: When…
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I think you need something that forces her to make this decision. I don't see an event that triggers her to make this decision other than she just wants to. You need to show a reason for why she HAS…
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on A horse rider develops a relationship with a woman in order to help overcome her fear of horses.
Completely agree with Lotcher. I would recommend you check out the formula section of the site to see a good outline for writing loglines. Along with Lotcher's comments your logline also doesn't have an event. Something needs to happen to… -
on A young woman’s life turn upside down when she joins a secret agency to fend off her bullies.
I'm still not seeing a clear connection between all your elements. What is the inciting incident for your story? Why would a secret agency arrest a random girl for weed? Why would they let a random girl join said secret… -
Hey, I think Odie's response is an improvement. However I think it's missing an action. At the moment there isn't a solution to the problem in either logline which means the movie could go on forever. How does the uptight…
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This logline doesn't have an action. Who is the protagonist? I'm assuming it's the sinful man but the logline reads as though the mother could be the protagonist. If it's the man that's the protagonist what does he do once…
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on A young woman’s life turn upside down when she joins a secret agency to fend off her bullies.
The event could be that she begins being bullied and that's what pushes her to a secret agency. But I'm not so sure how you'll be able to connect those two things. If it's a secret agency how does she… -
on A young woman’s life turn upside down when she joins a secret agency to fend off her bullies.
It doesn't look like there is an event that causes her to take this path. Loglines need three elements an Event (Inciting Incident), a character that that event happens to, and the the action the character takes as a result… -
on When an explorer’s ancient necklace is stolen, she must retrieve it before it is used for evil.
Update: When her ancient necklace, which is also the key to a witch's tomb, is stolen by a descendant of the witch, an inexperienced explorer must retrieve the necklace before the evil is released. -
on When an explorer’s ancient necklace is stolen, she must retrieve it before it is used for evil.
Updated Logline: When her ancient necklace, which is also the key to a tomb full of horrors, is stolen by a descendant of the corpse, a spry young explorer must retrieve the necklace before the evil is released. -
I would probably choose a single diver as your main character to begin with. But also you don't have a goal yet. You should read the formula page on this site and re write this logline. You need to make…
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Ok so I've updated my logline based on the feedback and I've slightly changed the story because I don't necessarily want it to be a murder anymore, but here goes:When a clown unexpectedly dies while touring, a Goth Detective is…
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Good point! I guess I meant that the people running the circus were optimistic, although that seems to be a lot harder to fit into a logline. When a Goth Detective is tasked with solving a murder at a circus…
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Maybe you could try something like this: When a demi-god tears a loving brother from his family, he must find a way to destroy the rule the demi-god has over ancient Earth and reunite with his family.
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At the moment you don't have a functioning logline. This story is full of an inner journey but there is no external goal or an event that drives the character towards that goal. When an aspiring?young actor takes on a…
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From what I've read it seems like you're writing the High Commander as the main character. I agree with the others that Sasha should be the main character so that you can have your audience empathise with her, but at…
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Yeah I definitely agree with all of these comments. I will come up with an improved logline and upload it soon.