ComplexMuse

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8 loglines
5 reviews

An estranged successful movie director and a hotshot film producer must stop a rival Head of Studio from buying out their companies.

August 21, 2017
Six reckless Hollywood archetypes go on a wild crime spree after they accidentally kill an escort in their new suburban neighborhood.

August 19, 2017
The Descent to Madness: When a mad movie director wreaks havoc on the set of his latest passion project, a selfish movie mogul must decide on the future of his legacy or the sanity of his friend.

March 31, 2017
The Descent to Madness: After his last movie bombed and a stint in rehab, a drug addicted movie mogul returns to his studio to find his best director on the verge of insanity while filming their comeback vehicle, starring the woman they both love.

March 30, 2017
A rivalry between a hotshot movie producer and his most successful director jeopardizes the sanity of their cast, including the actress they love, during the filming of their latest movie.

March 20, 2017
Caldwell Studios’ hotshot producer signs off on his most successful but self-destructive movie director to film his most ambitious film yet. The director is hellbent to drive his actress-wife and everyone around him insane onset of the troubled film production. I know this is wrong— I need help. I’m not good writing loglines. Can somebody help construct a logline with these elements? There’s a love triangle in this film between these characters.

March 19, 2017
After a member of the Gonzo Girls unexpectedly dies; Santana, Veronica, Shoshana, and Olympia must stop the advertisers from cancelling their show on the fledgling pop-culture network by Sweeps Week.

September 8, 2016
After the suicide of one of the Gonzo Girls during a live taping of their variety show, the remaining members hire a crew to document their road trip across America against their networks wishes. The girls plan to air their piece about the millennial lifestyle on Sweeps Week with or without their producers’ approval.

September 7, 2016

on An estranged successful movie director and a hotshot film producer must stop a rival Head of Studio from buying out their companies.

He's going to oust and shut them down because their films draw the bigger crowds. It's millennials vs. baby boomers. The old hate how "easy" the young men have taken over the business. I want it to have that compelling…
on Six reckless Hollywood archetypes go on a wild crime spree after they accidentally kill an escort in their new suburban neighborhood.

I agree. ?I am writing a new one since I had to rewrite a script but I have to rewrite it to incorporate characters and overall make it better.
on Six reckless Hollywood archetypes go on a wild crime spree after they accidentally kill an escort in their new suburban neighborhood.

I know. I am reviewing everything and have great moments but I need a better logline. I know.
on The Descent to Madness: After his last movie bombed and a stint in rehab, a drug addicted movie mogul returns to his studio to find his best director on the verge of insanity while filming their comeback vehicle, starring the woman they both love.

The nutshell: The mogul and the director were raised together, practically. They're the sons of a famed movie mogul and a premiere director but nurtured by Hollywood's most revered Fixer. They did everything together and they fell in love with…
on Caldwell Studios’ hotshot producer signs off on his most successful but self-destructive movie director to film his most ambitious film yet. The director is hellbent to drive his actress-wife and everyone around him insane onset of the troubled film production. I know this is wrong— I need help. I’m not good writing loglines. Can somebody help construct a logline with these elements? There’s a love triangle in this film between these characters.

It's a psychological thriller- drama but will be marketing like Black Swan and The Shining. The producer has the main scope of the film. The movie set is his kingdom. He's the one who has to keep the director in…