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The logline is concise, but it would benefit from more specificity. Like a defining characteristic for the immigrant father and son that distinguishes them from all the other stories about immigrant parents dealing with alienated children. And a concrete, objective…
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A concept with a lot of comedic potential. Here is a suggested revision for your consideration: A class-action settlement typo awards every resident of a commuter-bedroom town one million dollars IF nobody leaves for thirty days. Now the mayor must…
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About half the logline (27 out of 52 words) is devoted to the inciting incident and a character who, if I understand the logline correctly, is not the protagonist. But who seems to be a more interesting character than the…
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Here is my version, distilled to what I suggest is its essence: After a dictator's henchmen executes his entire congregation, a priest takes revenge into his own hands by infiltrating the regime's staff in order to assassinate the dictator. That…
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It seems to me this logline can be distilled down to: A college graduate pawns his soul to the devil for enough money to pay off crushing student loan debts and meet urgent financial obligations. (25 words) A variant of…
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The story is certainly topical. And controversial (understatement). You labeled the story as a comedy. My expectation is that it will play out as a dark comedy. I like most of the ingredients for your script, but I have concerns…
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I suggest refocusing the logline on the story hook, the grab. Which, IMHO, is not one passenger's flight phobia. What grabs my attention, what stokes my imagination and curiosity is the flight attendant. What's her (his?) backstory? What motivates her…
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The logline has a potentially interesting comic premise, but I think it could benefit from trimming. The core of the plot seems to be something like: "A neurotic, cash-strapped publican must win a fishing competition cash prize to keep his…
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Re: >>>conflict comes from change, from nature That can work. In man (or woman) confronting nature or environments stories, the forces of nature or vagaries of the environment are the (impersonal) antagonist. Three examples: The Martian (2015); All is Lost…
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Since your story is based upon an historical event, I suggest that the logline should include the date. I couldn't make sense of this version of your logline until I discovered from some online research that the precipitating event for…