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  1. Posted: January 12, 2016In: Comedy

    It’s all fun and games at the cemetery for a twenty something gravedigger clinging to his youth, until his ex-girlfriend’s father plots for revenge.

    Richiev Singularity
    Added an answer on January 13, 2016 at 2:56 am

    You should tell us what his girlfriends father wants revenge for? What did he do?

    You should tell us what his girlfriends father wants revenge for? What did he do?

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  2. Posted: January 10, 2016In: Comedy

    When divorced businessman Mr Barton enquires about a hotel?s pay TV service he becomes frustrated by an annoying receptionist with an obsession for popcorn and the Adult Channel.

    dpg Singularity
    Added an answer on January 10, 2016 at 1:48 pm

    Is this for a short, or a feature length film?? As Nir Shelter said, it's kind of thin in terms of the basic elements for a logline.

    Is this for a short, or a feature length film?? As Nir Shelter said, it’s kind of thin in terms of the basic elements for a logline.

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  3. Posted: December 31, 2015In: Comedy

    A farmer and his young daughter helps a talking cow reach the corporate security of a fried chicken franchise while being hunted by assassins hired by the cattleman’s association.

    Neer Shelter Singularity
    Added an answer on January 3, 2016 at 10:34 am

    Agreed with the above. The main character could either be the farmer or cow, as a result the plot is unclear. If the MC is the farmer then his goal is to help the cow, but if the MC is the cow then its goal is to reach the fried chicken franchise. Aside from the lack of clarity about the MC, the assRead more

    Agreed with the above.

    The main character could either be the farmer or cow, as a result the plot is unclear. If the MC is the farmer then his goal is to help the cow, but if the MC is the cow then its goal is to reach the fried chicken franchise.

    Aside from the lack of clarity about the MC, the assassins feel like an unnecessary addition put in to increase the stakes. While this is needed, seeing as the stakes are low without it, there is no clear logical connection because the stakes and goal due to lack of a cause end effect relationship.

    Lastly why do any of the characters NEED to do what ever it is they are doing now? The logline lacks an inciting incident in other words, it lacks the event that pushed the main character to go on a journey.

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