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  1. Posted: August 16, 2019In: Coming of Age

    After discovering his new and only friend?s family relies heavily on government handouts, a sheltered teenager struggles against his privileged upbringing and his parent?s ideals to maintain this relationship.

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    Added an answer on August 19, 2019 at 6:54 am

    Hi Mike,Pretty solid logline. Nice work. My only input would be to think about giving your protagonist a bigger obstacle in life, something the audience would feel more sympathy for other than the issues caused by a privileged upbringing. I chose stutter below, as maybe the new friend helps him contRead more

    Hi Mike,

    Pretty solid logline. Nice work. My only input would be to think about giving your protagonist a bigger obstacle in life, something the audience would feel more sympathy for other than the issues caused by a privileged upbringing. I chose stutter below, as maybe the new friend helps him control that but you could be any impediment. This logline is a bit to long and wordy but you get the idea. Any just a thought.

    “A social outcast because of his stutter, a teenager discovers his first real friend’s family relies heavily on government handouts and desperately struggles to maintain the friendship as his privileged upbringing and parents ideals threaten to destroy it.”

    Johnny

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  2. Posted: July 31, 2019In: Coming of Age

    A shy adolescent is forced to question her identity when she and a mysterious new friend are chased across the states by a vengeful Police Officer.

    Richiev Singularity
    Added an answer on July 31, 2019 at 10:55 am

    What is the vengeful police officer, seeking vengeance for? Does the lead character know why the police officer wants vengeance?

    What is the vengeful police officer, seeking vengeance for? Does the lead character know why the police officer wants vengeance?

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  3. Posted: July 23, 2019In: Coming of Age

    After a homeless toddler sells his beloved cuddly toy for millions of dollars and lives a life like a king with hundreds of toys, he realizes that money is not the same as happiness, so he goes out to find the owner to get his toy back.

    Mike Pedley Singularity
    Added an answer on July 23, 2019 at 5:32 pm

    Yeah... I have a toddler at home... he'd give you his favourite toy for a biscuit. If the child was a little older then I might believe it could happen but even then, how is the child going to buy a home to put all his toys in. He's a child so won't have a bank account... is he just walking around wRead more

    Yeah… I have a toddler at home… he’d give you his favourite toy for a biscuit.

    If the child was a little older then I might believe it could happen but even then, how is the child going to buy a home to put all his toys in. He’s a child so won’t have a bank account… is he just walking around with millions of dollars in cash?

    I think whichever you play this it’s always going to be a stretch.

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