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A high school debate student wanders into a magical poetic land and is forced on a grand adventure through classic poems to prepare to debate a gentlemanly Death and win or be doomed to marry him.
Hi corpuschristicarol, Is this what you are trying to say in your logline? "A literature student who finds herself lost in the mystical land of poems with her opponent with whom she is compelled to go on a grand poetic adventure that prepares her for a chivalrous death or marry him." Including a shoRead more
Hi corpuschristicarol,
Is this what you are trying to say in your logline?
“A literature student who finds herself lost in the mystical land of poems with her opponent with whom she is compelled to go on a grand poetic adventure that prepares her for a chivalrous death or marry him.”
Including a short synopsis will help.
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Four intertwined stories between young people in a single night smoking weed on 4/20.
It's a description but from what I understand about loglines there has to be more. What is the struggle between the protagonist and antagonist? What happens if the protagonist doesn't win?
It’s a description but from what I understand about loglines there has to be more. What is the struggle between the protagonist and antagonist? What happens if the protagonist doesn’t win?
See less2. A daughter of a longtime married couple contemplating divorce looks to convince his parents to reconcile before a young and jaded divorce attorney finalizes it.
Can they reconcile before the divorce. I have sympathy with the daughter, but I am wondering if this is all too common. However, lots of people came from families of broken marriages so it might resonate with a lot of people.
Can they reconcile before the divorce. I have sympathy with the daughter, but I am wondering if this is all too common. However, lots of people came from families of broken marriages so it might resonate with a lot of people.
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