Nina
380 points
- 2 loglines
- 16 reviews
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I'm head-slapping myself here! I just realised these are 'Examples'. I kept? wondering why you were all talking about The Godfather and not the writer's logline. The terrain? has changed since I last visited these shores. As you were soldiers...
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Reading through all the comments I have a question. Because this story mirrors The Godfather in so many ways, as noted by the comments,? have you thought about flipping the plot? in such a way that it elevates the story…
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Why is gathering her estranged siblings together so important? A simple idea must still be intriguing. Perhaps your plot can takes an unexpected? left turn that we are not expecting? If so, add this to your logline. Thank you for…
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I can see where you are going with this but it needs to be more specific. I am assuming your DC insider is one of those slick lobbyist whose allegiance is to whoever pays them? Herein lies his flaw. State…
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I think the crux of this is the why. Why does he need to restore his past? What happens if he doesn't? This will give us the stakes which must be high.
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There are similarities to the movie Fruitvale Station in your logline, and is a must see as it to begins with the death of the protagonist. My suggestion is to focus on a particular regret or misdeed in her life…
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Your logline implies two goals: fighting the undead and? keeping her pregnancy a secret which seems irrelevant in the face of town marauding zombies. Perhaps you can re-work it to show that keeping this secret is the teen's internal character…
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You should only have one inciting incident which kicks off the story. Witnessing the experiments which cause him to abandon his career seems to be the backstory. Your second attempt is much better but it describe his goal. There must…
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This logline suggest a one plot beat.? What about the plot leading to an end? Using dpg's elements, revise your current logline and post again.
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The goal should be extremely hard to accomplish - everything rests on the goal which is the outer journey - without it there is no story. The audience should be clear what this goal is and know exactly the moment…
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The? inciting incident seems to be missing here.
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When you describe the forger in the examining room you are describing a scene so I would? suggest removing it. I would be more interested to know who is the antagonist and the stakes which result from her misdeed. The…
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I think it's hilarious! The creators of South Park would LOVE it. Pitch it to them.
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If the co-workers are accidentally locked in the lab with the MC then the inciting incident is happening to BOTH the MC and antagonists. Typically the inciting incident happens only to the MC. I agree, without including the rats makes…
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Imbue the lighthouse with a character flaw e.g. fear of lightning that will be overcome by the end of Act 2. Also, the inciting incident should be clearer and by that I mean an event that has never happened to…
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I am not sure about the adjective you have used i.e. obscene. Do you mean uncouth to an extreme extent? I am also not sure what you mean by 'sympathetic'. Whatever adjective you use, it should link to her flaw…