When a popular Irish family starts a brawl, a drunken priest nearly loses his shady Bingo game; clashing with a theatre and its gay producer in the same building, he turns the game into a New Religion.
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When a popular Irish family starts a brawl, a drunken priest nearly loses his shady Bingo game; clashing with a theatre and its gay producer in the same building, he turns the game into a New Religion.
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I’m not sure ?how all these events causally concatenate to form an inciting incident even though it’s billed as a comedy, a genre where chaos can be the norm. ?Be that as it may, the logline sets up a situation for a 1st Act, ?but fails to give a through line for a plot for the 2nd and 3rd Acts.
What happens in the 2nd Act???As a result of the drunken priest creating a new religion, what becomes the dramatic conflict and problem that drives the rest of the story? ?Who opposes the new religion? ?What are the stakes?
I suggest checking out the “Training” option at the top of the web page for guidelines on how building an industry standard logline.
Hello,
maybe you should focus on the basic elements of a logline (main character, inciting event, goal, stakes).