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  1. Posted: September 30, 2021In: Drama

    Two introverts find love in the most unlikely place – Suicide.

    Odie Samurai
    Added an answer on October 5, 2021 at 5:49 am

    As a reader, without your synopsis, I would have been lost. Start with your "neighbors" logline, then show not tell "takes it to another level". Once you have this, post it here for the community or me to provide feedback. Interesting start, keep going!

    As a reader, without your synopsis, I would have been lost. Start with your “neighbors” logline, then show not tell “takes it to another level”.

    Once you have this, post it here for the community or me to provide feedback.

    Interesting start, keep going!

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  2. Posted: September 29, 2021In: Drama

    A college football star’s dream of turning pro is jeopardized when he’s charged with the task of caring for his niece following his sister’s tragic death.

    Philippe Le Miere Logliner
    Added an answer on September 29, 2021 at 4:19 pm

    "college football star" = protagonist "dream of turning pro" = main character goal "jeopardized when he me must care for niece following his sister’s tragic death" = inciting incident Great logline! Has all three important elements, character, goal & conflict. Even has strong emotional qualitiesRead more

    “college football star” = protagonist

    “dream of turning pro” = main character goal

    “jeopardized when he me must care for niece following his sister’s tragic death” = inciting incident

    Great logline! Has all three important elements, character, goal & conflict. Even has strong emotional qualities, with death of a sister.

    Going deep, does this then mean the ‘niece’ is the antagonist? Seems to be the principle character preventing a hero from achieving his goal.

    If so, a possible refinement might be to add a layer of psychology. What kind of character might the niece be? What if she had internal traits directly opposite to the football star? For example, she might be very affectionate, and he might be cold and heartless. Or, she might be sad and remorseful, while he might just want to get on with life. Such a refinement may really add to character arch – a heartless football star -> transforms into -> a warm and loving uncle …

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  3. Posted: September 20, 2021In: Drama

    When a gay man’s affair is discovered by his alibi wife who only married him to have kids, he must deal with the aftermath of their separation and battle her in court for custodial rights.

    [Deleted User]
    Added an answer on September 23, 2021 at 10:56 pm

    You don't want this to be a synopsis, but a logline, so don't give all this info. Attempt to make it more concise: It is assumed, because you say alibi wife, that they married with her knowing he was gay, so why would she be separate? She got what she wanted (kids), he got what he wanted (covering uRead more

    You don’t want this to be a synopsis, but a logline, so don’t give all this info. Attempt to make it more concise:

    It is assumed, because you say alibi wife, that they married with her knowing he was gay, so why would she be separate? She got what she wanted (kids), he got what he wanted (covering up his sexuality).

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