Solace1016
476 points
- 6 loglines
- 17 reviews
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I LOVE this premise! Would like some kind of ticking-clock or increasing stakes beyond simply being discovered by police. Does she make him go out to buy her lingerie?? ?Is he engaged to another woman?? Is he gay? Although it's…
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This has great potential! I'd like to vest immediately in your protagonist and why this is uniquely her story.? By way of an over the top, wacky example: Wrongfully convicted of hacking NASA, a pregnant scientist is released from prison…
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Love the premise of a contained setting. Agree with Overlord's comments. I humbly suggest you try getting more of what makes your story unique into the logline.? Just as an example: "after a college actress boards a Hollywood-bound train for…
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Agree with the above but also encourage you to check out the conventions of "Hallmark Channel" type romances. This could be a great fit for one, and romance is a huge market. Good luck and keep at it!
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Agree with Nir Shelter, particularly giving the female protagonist an age range. You listed this logline as family, but it could also read like drama (Taken in reverse, Hanna, Paper Moon.) If family, consider including unique details to differentiate Bell…
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Genius!!!
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I have a feeling you know your story well, but it's not coming across in the above logline. ?Maybe try reworking it in this format: ?When (inciting incident) happens, (Protagonist) must (goal) before (stakes if he fails.)
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Great concept. ?You might want to find a description other than "plucky" to differentiate this archaeologist from others (Indiana Jones, ?etc.) ? ?"A claustrophobic archaeologist, trapped inside an ancient temple by a vindictive coworker, ?accidentally awakens a man-eating Yeti and…
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Great advice, ?Foxtrot25. ?The only thing I can add is that I'd like to know why the cowboy "must" avenge the friend and what the stakes are if he fails.
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I like where this is going but I think the crux of your story is not clear based solely on this logline. ?There are a fair number of "diagnosed with cancer" stories around and I want to know what makes…
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I don't get the premise. If he is agoraphobic but joins her in public from the get-go, then that seems to be a non-issue, and if he is only "hoping" to woo her away from the pop star, the stakes…
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on An ex-con sacrifices everything for true love after trying to go straight.
Although it's a very different story, my favorite ex-con movie is the Shawshank Redemption (Unforgiven?comes to mind as well.) ?Watching the movie or reading the script?might be helpful to you?in digesting the above comments and?fleshing out your logline with the… -
Agree about needing to specify goal and conflict. Here are some thoughts you might want to toss around. Is the woman married to/engaged to another man? Is she a lesbian? ?Is the paternal grandmother dying of a genetic disease that…
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Aren't there any sycophants in the house? LOL, great feedback. I have gone round and round on this logline. Here's another version for your consideration. It's too long but gives more explanation of what the story's about.? Help! After a…
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Great comments. I've rewritten this logline so many times, my head's about?to explode.?? Here?are two alternative versions for your consideration. (Plenty more where these came from, LOL.) To fund her band's last chance for a tour, a desperate, talented rocker…
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This is a very timely subject. You might consider adding information as to flesh out why the Uber driver "must" help?the teen?(what's stopping him from?just driving to the police station or dropping her off at a crowded?mall?), more of a…
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Sounds like a great premise, I have a few suggestions you might (or might not!) want to play with.?Consider upping the stakes by adding an adjective to specify the odd/gruesome/etc. details about the deaths , include a?character flaw by adding…