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  1. Posted: August 16, 2020In: Drama

    As their lives begin to fall apart, an alcoholic bar supply salesman helps his best friend, an MMA fighter, chase his childhood dream to play music at a storied Austin, Texas venue.

    Richiev Singularity
    Added an answer on August 16, 2020 at 10:12 am

    Because the MMA fighter is the character with the goal, it seems that he would be the likely lead character, if that is the case the logline should be written from his perspective. However, if the alcoholic bar supply salesman is the lead character then this version is fine.

    Because the MMA fighter is the character with the goal, it seems that he would be the likely lead character, if that is the case the logline should be written from his perspective.

    However, if the alcoholic bar supply salesman is the lead character then this version is fine.

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  2. Posted: August 16, 2020In: Drama

    At the cost of his own life, a severely paranoid father supernaturally links the lives of his two sons. Growing up to find themselves on the opposite sides of the law -one destined to catch the other, the brothers will come to face the consequence of their father’s paranoia, at the risk of their very own existence.

    GeekTaz Penpusher
    Added an answer on August 16, 2020 at 4:16 am

    You have the inkling of a good concept here, but your logline lacks an actual plot as it reads more like an ad or teaser. Make sure it is clear who your protagonist is, what he wants, what's in the way and what action is taken to achieve his goal.

    You have the inkling of a good concept here, but your logline lacks an actual plot as it reads more like an ad or teaser. Make sure it is clear who your protagonist is, what he wants, what’s in the way and what action is taken to achieve his goal.

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  3. Posted: August 14, 2020In: Drama

    After being sexually abused by his older sister as a child, a man struggles to cope with the abuse by getting addicted to alcohol.

    Richiev Singularity
    Added an answer on August 14, 2020 at 9:02 am

    An inciting incident should not be 20 years old, Also a lead character should have a goal.

    An inciting incident should not be 20 years old, Also a lead character should have a goal.

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