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  1. Posted: December 22, 2018In: Heist

    With his retirement stolen, a prideful steelworker and his coworkers attempt to steal their pensions back, only to find they aren’t the only ones after the money.

    Neer Shelter Singularity
    Added an answer on December 23, 2018 at 1:23 pm

    This sounds interesting. Is there one single event that embodies their retirements being stolen? Best to specify that one event as the inciting incident, which motivates them to take action. For example: After his fund manager embezzles his retirement money, a metal-worker on the verge of retirementRead more

    This sounds interesting.
    Is there one single event that embodies their retirements being stolen? Best to specify that one event as the inciting incident, which motivates them to take action.

    For example: After his fund manager embezzles his retirement money, a metal-worker on the verge of retirement must recruit his colleagues to steal their rightful pensions back.

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  2. Posted: August 27, 2018In: Heist

    In the aftermath of a close friend’s suicide, five U.S. Navy sailors conspire to rob a local loan shark who they believe was responsible for his death.

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    Added an answer on September 5, 2018 at 10:22 pm

    Love the concept. 1. Make the protagonist a single character from which the point of view is established (In which case I would perhaps consider entirely omitting the other four navy men) 2. It could be about seeking revenge rather than simply robbing the antagonist, however, you should perhaps consRead more

    Love the concept.

    1. Make the protagonist a single character from which the point of view is established (In which case I would perhaps consider entirely omitting the other four navy men)
    2. It could be about seeking revenge rather than simply robbing the antagonist, however, you should perhaps consider also the idea of turning the revenge positive rather than negative. For example, perhaps our protagonist seeks to expose to a military court of some form the corruption occurring in order to incur greater crackdowns on suspicious payments in order to prevent future deaths by wealthy lenders.
    3. Perhaps there is a slew of suspects of the murder and the action is our protagonist attempting to navigate interweaving alibis and discovering who committed the murder and bringing them to justice.

    Overall a solid concept, which just needs a little more development of spicing up the logline. Definitely contains exciting potential and I’d watch it.

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  3. Posted: July 16, 2018In: Heist

    After she’s dumped in a nursing-home because her family can’t afford her care, a meek grandmother and a motley-crew of exploited residents attempt to steal back enough money from the corrupt facility owners to return home.

    dpg Singularity
    Added an answer on July 28, 2018 at 7:10 am

    Yo, Nicholas Andrews? Halls!Truth is stranger than fiction.? Check out this news story about prison inmates who hacked an in-house credit system for $US 225,000.? You might be able to adapt it to this story.

    Yo, Nicholas Andrews? Halls!

    Truth is stranger than fiction.? Check out this news story about prison inmates who hacked an in-house credit system for $US 225,000.? You might be able to adapt it to this story.

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