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  1. Posted: February 24, 2024In: Short Film

    When sent a package containing her boyfriend’s belongings, a conflicted lover must uncover the cause of his disappearance; but when she learns he willingly vanished to pursue space travel, she must embrace selflessness and accept his decision.

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    Added an answer on February 29, 2024 at 12:27 am

    >>>she must embrace selflessness and accept his decision. Reveals the denouement, something a logline should never do. Further, the reveal entails a subjective need. But a logline is a statement of an initial and *intentionally* sought *objective* goal, what the protagonist wants to achieveRead more

    >>>she must embrace selflessness and accept his decision.
    Reveals the denouement, something a logline should never do.

    Further, the reveal entails a subjective need. But a logline is a statement of an initial and *intentionally* sought *objective* goal, what the protagonist wants to achieve or acquire. It is not about subjective needs, an eventual and unintentional “lesson learned”.

    Although the resolution of a subjective need is an element in the character arc, again, loglines are about the plot line, not the character arc.

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