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  1. Posted: December 27, 2019In: Comedy

    An awkward, shy and self-conscious woman must learn to dance salsa with her old crush, for her best friend’s wedding

    dpg Singularity
    Added an answer on December 28, 2019 at 5:49 am

    Why MUST she dance with her old crush??? What's are the stakes?? What is lost if she refuses to dance with him?

    Why MUST she dance with her old crush??? What’s are the stakes?? What is lost if she refuses to dance with him?

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  2. Posted: December 25, 2019In: Comedy

    When a misogynistic Indian husband loses his IT job, he is forced to work in a team reporting to his wife in her organisation, to pay for mortgage.

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    kpetrakis01 Logliner
    Added an answer on December 27, 2019 at 9:50 am

    One little thing that may add is to specify what his wife's company is - for example - is it some sort of feminine manufacturing product, or cleaning service or something that would also conflict with his conception of being a man. Otherwise, sounds like a good idea.

    One little thing that may add is to specify what his wife’s company is – for example – is it some sort of feminine manufacturing product, or cleaning service or something that would also conflict with his conception of being a man. Otherwise, sounds like a good idea.

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  3. Posted: December 16, 2019In: Comedy

    When a man seeking popularity is rejected by society by being forced into a cursed ghost costume, he must learn to live independently in order to remove it before he’s permanently trapped and forgotten.

    dpg Singularity
    Added an answer on December 17, 2019 at 8:14 am

    Scott:I've been thinking about this exchange and want to clarify a point or two.I applaud your desire to come with a novel take on a familiar human problem.? There's nothing new under the sun about human nature, so what movie makers are looking for is a fresh perspective, a unique story angle.But thRead more

    Scott:

    I’ve been thinking about this exchange and want to clarify a point or two.

    I applaud your desire to come with a novel take on a familiar human problem.? There’s nothing new under the sun about human nature, so what movie makers are looking for is a fresh perspective, a unique story angle.

    But the story premise in a logline must not only be original, it must also be credible. It must not be confusing.? It must be easy to understand on the first reading.? (Because 99% of the time, a logline will only get one reading.? It has 10-12 seconds to grab attention, make complete sense, make someone want to read the script.)

    That is an especially tall order for a logline set in an unfamiliar world (SciFi or Fantasy) with a different set of rules than the normal world.? Or that entails a story that requires some “movie magic” , a special circumstance that would never occur in the real world.? In the case of this logline, that seems to be the existence of a “ghost costume” in which a person can be imprisoned, invisible, isolated from human contact.

    So yeah, this premise is caught in a double bind:? it’s different — but it’s confusing.? That’s how I read it, that’s the concern I have.?? It didn’t make sense to me on the 1st reading… nor the 2nd… nor the 3rd.

    Just saying.? Others mileage may vary.

    fwiw

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