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  1. Posted: July 3, 2021In: Drama

    After her father’s bankruptcy, a high school student determined to attend Harvard must outwit two high school teachers who involve her in a cruel wager to determine whether two students can be made to fall in love.

    Mike Pedley Singularity
    Added an answer on July 12, 2021 at 6:01 pm

    There's a disconnect here between the inciting incident and the goal. Harvard is expensive... so is she trying to get a scholarship? If so, we kinda need to know that. What relevance does the wager have on her journey to Harvard? If she successfully outwits the two teachers, it doesn't guarantee a pRead more

    There’s a disconnect here between the inciting incident and the goal. Harvard is expensive… so is she trying to get a scholarship? If so, we kinda need to know that. What relevance does the wager have on her journey to Harvard? If she successfully outwits the two teachers, it doesn’t guarantee a place in Harvard so what’s the connection?

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  2. Posted: July 9, 2021In: Coming of Age

    Six interwined stories about high school students dealing with bullies and high school cliques.

    Mike Pedley Singularity
    Added an answer on July 12, 2021 at 5:55 pm

    For a story that is a multi-stranded narrative, the logline must be framed around the theme of the story. What is the theme here?

    For a story that is a multi-stranded narrative, the logline must be framed around the theme of the story. What is the theme here?

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  3. Posted: July 7, 2021In: Adventure

    A photo safari guide enlists the help of his daughter and her billionaire husband to find an historic treasure near Kilimanjaro. What they find is astonishing, and nearly costs them everything.

    Mike Pedley Singularity
    Added an answer on July 12, 2021 at 5:53 pm

    This is kinda like a cross between a logline and a tagline. It's incredibly vague and definitely in need of clarity. At what point do they make the discovery of the treasure? If it's at the end of the second act, we need more information about their quest and why it's difficult to find this treasureRead more

    This is kinda like a cross between a logline and a tagline. It’s incredibly vague and definitely in need of clarity.

    At what point do they make the discovery of the treasure? If it’s at the end of the second act, we need more information about their quest and why it’s difficult to find this treasure. If it’s at the midpoint, we need a clear midpoint reversal in the logline (“but when blah blah blah they must change their goal”). If it’s earlier than the midpoint then it’s likely to be the inciting incident and we need the goal which is set up by this discovery.

    Can you give us something more about our protagonist? Why is he a photo safari guide? What relevance does that have to the story? If he’s treasure hunting, surely archeologist makes more sense?

    What stands in their way? At the moment, we have something which hints at antagonistic forces but with no solid understanding of who or what these are and no idea what’s really at stake other than “everything”.

    Hope this helps.

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