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As variable well said.? And "The Shawshank Redemption" is a good example of an effective logline that lays out the general through line of the plot --?but not the details, not the plot twists.? And it doesn't give away the ending -- whether the protagonist succeeds or fails.
As variable well said.? And “The Shawshank Redemption” is a good example of an effective logline that lays out the general through line of the plot –?but not the details, not the plot twists.? And it doesn’t give away the ending — whether the protagonist succeeds or fails.
See lessA retired director is left with his fortune and wants to give $10,000.00 away to film students, the only thing is they have to spend the night in a haunted house where his wife body resides.
10k doesn't go very far for a feature. Is it a short? Did you need to put the decimal in the amount? A group of film students must survive the night inside of a haunted house in order to claim funding for the completion of their project.
10k doesn’t go very far for a feature. Is it a short? Did you need to put the decimal in the amount?
A group of film students must survive the night inside of a haunted house in order to claim funding for the completion of their project.
See lessThe brutality of Evil Dead meets the psychological side of The Sixth Sense when two lovers, two kidnappers, their victim, and a cop find themselves trapped in a dimension of emptiness which links one world to another
As Richiev asks, Minor, yet interesting setup for a scenario. Mentioning movie a likes doesn't belong in the log. That's what you say to further pitch the movie.
As Richiev asks,
Minor, yet interesting setup for a scenario.
Mentioning movie a likes doesn’t belong in the log. That’s what you say to further pitch the movie.
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