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guswakeyLogliner
A smart but directionless food delivery boy is mistakenly given the kiss of death from a psychotic gangster and must outwit the mob in order to survive and get his life back on track
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It reads okay. But it feels like a series of events. Rather than a story.
I would try:
When a delivery boy is accidentally given the kiss of death by a mobster he must (a goal) to avoid being killed but (obstacle).
If you have space you could.
When a delivery boy is accidentally given the kiss of death by a mobster he must (a goal) to avoid being killed but (obstacle) but (complication).
When a delivery boy is accidentally given the kiss of death by a mobster he must he must get to the crime bosses night club to explain the mistake to avoid being killed but he is hunted by a hitman and the police.
This isn?t your story. But something like that give a bit more detail. ?From your line it is a it like stating the obvious. Someone is coming to kill you, you must outsmart them.
Regards
Craig
Thanks for your advice Craig.
I’ve done a rewrite that includes a MPR:
When a smart but directionless pizza boy is mistakenly given the kiss of death by a psychotic crime boss, he must outrun the mob to survive, but when his family is threatened, he must find the mobster and persuade him to call off the hit.
Hi guswakey,
I really like your premise – I can totally see it playing out for comedic value. ?I think Craig has pretty much knocked this on the head, and your second logline reads so much better. ? I’m thinking about how you can fine-tune it… my thoughts are along these lines:
Regards
Trix