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During a solo expedition through the Australian outback, a lonely female scientist befriends a mysterious traveller via her long-range UHF radio, but things turn sinister when he insists on meeting up in the middle of nowhere.
Paul Clarke: I agree that a logline should not reveal the Big Payoff, even for a short.? The journey to that Big Payoff should stand on its own; that is, it ought to be interesting, compelling, dramatic in its own right.? A logline should describe the journey to a destination, not the arrival. A texRead more
Paul Clarke:
I agree that a logline should not reveal the Big Payoff, even for a short.? The journey to that Big Payoff should stand on its own; that is, it ought to be interesting, compelling, dramatic in its own right.? A logline should describe the journey to a destination, not the arrival.
A textbook example is “The Sixth Sense”.? The Big Payoff, the Final Reveal is a whopper, one of the most famous in the history of cinema — but the dramatic journey is interesting, compelling in its own right.
See lessTwo strangers find themselves in an abandoned town, Penance Peak, and as the sun begins to set, they begin to realise that their dark secrets can?t stay hidden forever.
It sounds like they're going to turn into werewolves.? If they are, make the town not abandoned, and instead full of werewolf hunters.? Also need a reason why they can't just leave the town, if this town, abandoned or not, is a problem.
It sounds like they’re going to turn into werewolves.? If they are, make the town not abandoned, and instead full of werewolf hunters.? Also need a reason why they can’t just leave the town, if this town, abandoned or not, is a problem.
See lessAfter starting a commune in the aftermath of Woodstock, a group of hippies has to resort to stealing from a hermit chicken farmer. All goes well until they kill his favorite hen… Now it?s his time to kill.
"In Woodstock's aftermath, after stealing a chicken from an old hermit's farm, a hippy and her friends must survive his chainsaw rampage. Or whatever his rampage looks like. I also suggest you give a clue of the protagonist's flaw, so that you hint some inner journey?although in a horror premise thaRead more
“In Woodstock’s aftermath, after stealing a chicken from an old hermit’s farm, a hippy and her friends must survive his chainsaw rampage.
Or whatever his rampage looks like.
I also suggest you give a clue of the protagonist’s flaw, so that you hint some inner journey?although in a horror premise that may be too much.
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