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  1. Posted: June 28, 2020In: Television

    When a frustrated intelligence analyst realises that she has unique insight into a series of international assassinations, she must level up into the world of global espionage to learn more about the sociopathic young woman who is doing the killing. But is this a deadly game of cat and mouse, or a love story?

    OKBoomer Penpusher
    Added an answer on June 28, 2020 at 1:08 pm

    "But is this a deadly game of cat and mouse, or a love story?" - tacking this onto the end feels like a short cut. I recommend weaving the relationship line into the actual logline as this speaks to the story's conflict.

    “But is this a deadly game of cat and mouse, or a love story?” – tacking this onto the end feels like a short cut. I recommend weaving the relationship line into the actual logline as this speaks to the story’s conflict.

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  2. Posted: June 15, 2020In: Television

    When a disaffected record company executive struggles to maintain relevance in the belly of the Australian music biz, he must find the next big thing – and keep his job – while battling a fresh bout of hearing loss.

    dwon Logliner
    Added an answer on June 18, 2020 at 3:52 am

    A shy but talented music scout must find the next big thing — or lose his job — while battling to regain his hearing.

    A shy but talented music scout must find the next big thing — or lose his job — while battling to regain his hearing.

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  3. Posted: June 7, 2020In: Television

    Lelia, a vampire warrior, is forced to leave home to end an ongoing war between the human kingdoms before her own kind decide to end it their way. [v2.0] [TV] [Fantasy]

    Richiev Singularity
    Added an answer on June 7, 2020 at 2:43 pm

    This is better, I can now visualize the war. The next step would be telling us why stopping the war between humans is important to her. Because she is a vampire but she is trying to save humanity, it would be good to at least hint at why. Is she in love with a human? Or perhaps raised by humans? (AgRead more

    This is better, I can now visualize the war.

    The next step would be telling us why stopping the war between humans is important to her.

    Because she is a vampire but she is trying to save humanity, it would be good to at least hint at why.

    Is she in love with a human? Or perhaps raised by humans? (Again I wouldn’t say more than a word or two if possible)

    (One minor point, you don’t need to give the lead character’s proper name, saying she is a vampire warrior is strong enough)

    This is definitely a step forward.

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