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  1. Posted: November 5, 2018In: Sports

    A man looks for how his brother died, only to find it in the deadliest game known to man, a deadly version of soccer, which he plans to win become unstable when he finds the truth about his brother. (I revised)

    Neer Shelter Singularity
    Added an answer on November 5, 2018 at 10:23 am

    Agreed with all the above. I'll add that the one most important story element a logline must include (not imply) is a goal - what is your main character's goal? Revenge? Stop the deadly game? Save the other players from a similar fate? Whatever it is, you need to describe it in the logline.

    Agreed with all the above.

    I’ll add that the one most important story element a logline must include (not imply) is a goal – what is your main character’s goal? Revenge? Stop the deadly game? Save the other players from a similar fate? Whatever it is, you need to describe it in the logline.

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  2. Posted: March 10, 2018In: Sports

    After several defeats, a determined young boxer prepares for a last chance to reignite his career while dealing with his unsupportive family and the hoodlums he grew up with.

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    Added an answer on March 11, 2018 at 8:59 pm

    I?m no expert on the matter but I will say that it's not the boxing ring rather what motivates the boxer to enter it that will sell the script. In other words, develop the story around the boxer character but don?t let the boxing alone be his goal.

    I?m no expert on the matter but I will say that it’s not the boxing ring rather what motivates the boxer to enter it that will sell the script. In other words, develop the story around the boxer character but don?t let the boxing alone be his goal.

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  3. Posted: May 21, 2017In: Sports

    A team full of talented people lose to a below average team due to teamwork, so they hire the other teams coach.

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    Added an answer on May 21, 2017 at 2:55 am

    The main thing is, your lead should have a personal goal Your character should have lost something personal, like his girlfriend. Now in order to get her back he and the good looking team hire the washed up coach of the underdog team believing if he wins the championship he will get the girl back, ORead more

    The main thing is, your lead should have a personal goal
    Your character should have lost something personal, like his girlfriend.
    Now in order to get her back he and the good looking team hire the washed up coach of the underdog team believing if he wins the championship he will get the girl back,
    Only to realize she left him because he did not treat her right, it wasn’t about winning all along it was about who he was. (He was a jerk before now he has to grow into a better person)

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