Blue Parrot
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You do state her goal is to achieve fame, but that seems so unrelated to the inciting incident that I didn't connect the two.
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From my reading of the logline, it sounds like a documentary, not a feature film, because the hero has no dramatic goal we can see her trying to achieve and the obstacles that would keep her from reaching it.
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Thanks for the feedback everyone. Very helpful.
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btw- Congrats Nir on your World Series of Screenwriting award for your short script. Saw your name there while I was celebrating mine :-) (Phil)
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I also think you don't need "so her family can get the insurance money" in the logline. That is not essential to the dramatics of the story. She is faking her death so she can escape death, that is reason…
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dpg- wow you went to technical town there may man lol. I do appreciate you taking the time though (you too Nir, cheers!) To respond a little ... This is aiming to be a high concept logline so I'm not…
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Perhaps you need to make some kind of obstacle clearer in the logline e.g. - the young trickster has been turned into a genie, but his wishes grant the opposite of what is wished for and the genie can't warn…
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Others have misconstrued what I was aiming for but I think you get it Nic, yeah? Of course there are all kinds of outrageous concepts in film and tv, but every world you build has to have its own rules…
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What was not in that logline is a relationship the boy has with his mentor. I'm interested in a coming-of-age story in an extreme circumstance with a boy who is a real fish out of water. For example: When his…
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Yes, these descriptions are quite vague "isn't all she seems to be" "stop her malicious plans" "gets a hold on" I disagree with the others re 'community service' -- I think this can be the hero's ordinary world in the…
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I think this idea has legs for sure but one key thing that dpg kinda brought up- believability. How can you convince the audience that this guy could actually succeed in his efforts to re-criminalize pot? He would have to…
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I'm having a problem with mentioning 'out of work' and 'hire' in the same sentence, It begs a question...
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I think the angle you need to take on this is like one you would take if your story was "a kid wakes from a coma to find out he won nearly a billion dollars in a lottery..... what does…
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There is possibility here but you need to up the stakes and clarify the goals. Think of the original 'Wall Street' for structure guidance. An ambitious but naive college journalist seeking his first breakthrough story gets promised the story of…
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Interesting. I think we all do this in varying degrees in our own lives which is why it could connect to people.As you have it worded though it might be a bit too existential. I've heard that execs are not…
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Your logline paints a strange picture of the dad. He 'took a job to support himself after his wife dies? So his wife was rich and he didn't have to work before she died? Ok, that could happen. But the…
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I agree with Jeff- a confusing logline. Simplify. Also, you have two good guys in your logline, albeit one who is delusional. You need an antagonist who threatens what the good guy wants. Remember the general formula/ elements for a…
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This hints at an interesting story but the logline is incomplete. What is the challenge that the boy faces? i.e. what does he want? what's stopping him from getting it? and what will happen if he doesn't get it?
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I agree- the inciting incident, the goal, the antagonist and the stakes. Essential ingredients. If it is high concept enough to grab us you don't need to describe the inner journey with reference to flaws in the hero and bad…
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First note- when you do a revision of your logline, you should post it as a 'reply' to your original logline rather than posting multiple new versions of it. Just fyi. Second- Your logline reminded me of a descrption I…