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  1. Posted: July 20, 2018In: Drama

    After a suicidal client in a rough part of town steals euthanasia drugs, a house-call vet must keep him talking until the police arrive.

    Mike Pedley Singularity
    Added an answer on July 20, 2018 at 4:57 pm

    Is the fact that he's in a rough part of town relevant? If so, clarify. If not, remove. When you say 'client' do you mean the vet's client? There's a pet somewhere then. Surely the police would be there in a few minutes so, as dpg said, there doesn't seem to be enough for a feature. You need to makeRead more

    Is the fact that he’s in a rough part of town relevant? If so, clarify. If not, remove. When you say ‘client’ do you mean the vet’s client? There’s a pet somewhere then. Surely the police would be there in a few minutes so, as dpg said, there doesn’t seem to be enough for a feature. You need to make us care for both the client and the vet so that we care whether the guy kills himself. Currently, there’s nothing to suggest why we should.

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  2. Posted: July 16, 2018In: Drama

    After nearly dying of a heart attack, a morbidly obese junk-food addict gives herself a year to get in shape to finish the London marathon.

    dpg Singularity
    Added an answer on July 18, 2018 at 8:26 am

    After nearly dying of a heart attack, a morbidly obese food junkie gives herself one year to get in shape to run the London marathon. (25 words) I see no need to insert the trainer "B" story into the logline.? It's a natural subplot, but the? main plot isn't about the relationship -- it's about theRead more

    After nearly dying of a heart attack, a morbidly obese food junkie gives herself one year to get in shape to run the London marathon.
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    I see no need to insert the trainer “B” story into the logline.? It’s a natural subplot, but the? main plot isn’t about the relationship — it’s about the struggle to? be able to run the marathon.

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  3. Posted: July 9, 2018In: Drama

    Sent directly to earth from the Creator, to raise up their Race of Beings who have fallen prey. Things get deadly.

    Jay Cannon (JC) Logliner
    Added an answer on July 13, 2018 at 11:41 pm

    Fallen prey to what? Who are the Race of Beings. How do things get deadly?

    Fallen prey to what? Who are the Race of Beings. How do things get deadly?

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