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  1. Posted: May 31, 2020In: Horror

    Professor Taian Russo returns from a mysterious island with artifacts possessed by Heather, a 17th century Scottish ghost who after being accused of witchcraft was exiled to the island. Taian must find her peace before her possessive powers take full control.

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    Added an answer on June 6, 2020 at 4:58 am

    Okay, so great draft and an interesting concept, but here are a few notes. 1, a logline should only be a single sentence. Your goal is to tell us who the main character is, what the conflict is, and what is at stake. It does not have to be in that exact order to my knowledge but this is the common fRead more

    Okay, so great draft and an interesting concept, but here are a few notes.

    1, a logline should only be a single sentence. Your goal is to tell us who the main character is, what the conflict is, and what is at stake. It does not have to be in that exact order to my knowledge but this is the common formatting.

    You already have the three pieces of information you need to get the right logline, so the struggle will be breaking this down to a single sentence. My advice is to not worry too much about the details about Heather and just focus on what matters the most. Main Character = Professor Taian Russo | Conflict = Finding peace for Heather | Stakes = Possession by a ghost.

    2, I mentioned it above but as a future reference note, don’t be too concerned with how specific your details are here. The goal of the logline is to just present the bare concept of the story with no extremely detailed explanation. That comes with a synopsis.

    Give it another shot and good luck!

     

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  2. Posted: May 29, 2020In: Horror

    Professor Taian Russo returns possessed artifacts from a mysterious island where Heather, a 17th century Scottish woman, was exiled to.? He must help her find peace before her possessive powers take full control.

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    Added an answer on May 30, 2020 at 5:24 am

    Very very helpful! The Lady of the Heather was the supposed great granddaughter of Bonnie Prince Charlie, and a Jacobite. There is a book by Will Lawson on her. Screenplay I wrote 91 pages. In my screenplay she's falsely accused of witchcraft and a nobleman Sir Robert Stuart saves her. Great feedbacRead more

    Very very helpful! The Lady of the Heather was the supposed great granddaughter of Bonnie Prince Charlie, and a Jacobite. There is a book by Will Lawson on her. Screenplay I wrote 91 pages. In my screenplay she’s falsely accused of witchcraft and a nobleman Sir Robert Stuart saves her. Great feedback THANKS! I will work on this! Sarah ?
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  3. Posted: May 22, 2020In: Horror

    An? wheelchair-bound college girl must use her physical abilities and mental acumen to save her trapped friends from zombies who have surrounded their cottage.

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    Added an answer on May 28, 2020 at 1:06 am

    I get this wheelchair-bound character it helps to ramp up the primal fear factor, but in horror movies remember evil is the star. That is what folks are paying to see. If you want a story where your wheelchair-bound character prevails e.g. ?girl must use her physical abilities and mental acumen to sRead more

    I get this wheelchair-bound character it helps to ramp up the primal fear factor, but in horror movies remember evil is the star. That is what folks are paying to see. If you want a story where your wheelchair-bound character prevails e.g. ?girl must use her physical abilities and mental acumen to save? shoot for a Thriller or in this case Thriller-horror mashup.
    Curious to know if you are going to rewrite based on the coverage you received.
    If so, I would pay to see the following ?

    • A murderous girl clique lures an easy target (wheelchair-bound girl) to their lake cabin kill zone but gets the shock of their life when they discover she teams up with their former victims (zombies) to turn the tables.
    • A wheelchair-bound girl must escape from the observation deck of a quarantined Empire State Building during a blackout as hordes of zombies chew their way up the 102 floors.

    Take care.

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