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  1. Posted: February 14, 2018In: Comedy

    Logline: Spike an affable, autistic football genius helps a team win its first super Bowl. Concept: Spike and his older brother Bradley traverse through the city causing an uproar all while Spike is preparing the head coach to win the Super Bowl.

    CraigDGriffiths Uberwriter
    Added an answer on February 14, 2018 at 9:46 am

    There is a story in there somewhere. Look at the want and needs of the people involved. How does he get to the coach? Why and how are they causing havoc? Why are these related?

    There is a story in there somewhere. Look at the want and needs of the people involved.

    How does he get to the coach?
    Why and how are they causing havoc?
    Why are these related?

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  2. Posted: February 13, 2018In: Comedy

    After a fluke undercover drug bust saves their jobs, repairs the department?s damaged reputation and turns them into unlikely heroes, two sleazy and morally bankrupt city cops are targeted by the dangerous drug syndicate they accidentally swindled.

    dpg Singularity
    Added an answer on February 13, 2018 at 1:55 pm

    >>>targeted by the dangerous drug syndicate they accidentally swindled.The logline unintentionally but? nonetheless essentially frames the (head of) the drug syndicate as the protagonist because it gives him an overarching objective goal in response to the inciting incident of the cop caperRead more

    >>>targeted by the dangerous drug syndicate they accidentally swindled.

    The logline unintentionally but? nonetheless essentially frames the (head of) the drug syndicate as the protagonist because it gives him an overarching objective goal in response to the inciting incident of the cop caper while giving no overarching objective goal to the cops.

    If the cops are the protagonists, then the logline needs to frame a plot? in terms of their objective goal? — not that of the syndicate.

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  3. Posted: February 8, 2018In: Comedy

    A well-known psychiatrist in a small town encounters with the mental status of different patients wanting to become professional writers, but he realizes that his advice to them won’t work.

    Neer Shelter Singularity
    Added an answer on February 9, 2018 at 9:55 am

    Agreed with Richiev and DPG. The plot isn't clear, what specific event motivates him and what exactly is he motivated to do?

    Agreed with Richiev and DPG.

    The plot isn’t clear, what specific event motivates him and what exactly is he motivated to do?

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