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After three girls are kidnapped by a man with multiple personalities they must find some of the different personalities that can help them while running away and staying alive from the others. – Split
Hi Andrew Bates, Thanks for sharing your logline of Split.? It appears that the main character is the man with the multiple personalities, not the women. So the logline should reflect the main character and his goal. The kidnapping of the women appears to be the inciting event. You'd want to somethiRead more
Hi Andrew Bates,
Thanks for sharing your logline of Split.? It appears that the main character is the man with the multiple personalities, not the women. So the logline should reflect the main character and his goal. The kidnapping of the women appears to be the inciting event. You’d want to something more along the line of : When one of his 23 personalities kidnaps three women, a ?…
Cheers, SouthWestSusie
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I have no problem with a villain as protagonist. Besides, the problem is that he has no serious?obstacles, only 'solutions'. problem: unemployed/solution: fake papers; problem:patients upset/solution: killing them. This movie is a win win win... logline should focus on a longterm source of conflictRead more
I have no problem with a villain as protagonist. Besides, the problem is that he has no serious?obstacles, only ‘solutions’. problem: unemployed/solution: fake papers; problem:patients upset/solution: killing them. This movie is a win win win… logline should focus on a longterm source of conflict in my opinion.
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The word unique suggests something is singular. If the condition is unique to the lead character, then she is the only one to have this condition. If that is the case how did someone come up with a cure to a condition only she has?
The word unique suggests something is singular. If the condition is unique to the lead character, then she is the only one to have this condition. If that is the case how did someone come up with a cure to a condition only she has?
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