Harmony
After her brother is gunned down by a notorious Hispanic gang, a young woman grows up to become an undercover detective and infiltrates the deadly gang to bring them to justice.
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Even though similar ideas have been done before, I?m not sure if it?s ever been done with a woman as the person infiltrating a gang. It would be interesting to see this story from a female perspective, see how she would do the infiltrating and what her role within the gang would be.
I think this log line is good and has all the necessary components, but I don?t like the wording of grows up.? What if you just say, …a young detective goes undercover to infiltrate the deadly gang.?
Also, I think it?s implied that her intentions are to bring the gang to justice and maybe you want to avoid using the word gang? twice. Maybe something like:
After her brother is gunned down by a notorious gang, a young detective goes undercover to infiltrate the criminal underworld.
Or maybe “criminal organization?”
Or how about : A (maybe put an adjective here) female detective goes undercover to infiltrate the gang that brutally murdered her brother. Sorry, I don’t meant to be writing your loglines, so ignore it if it encroaches on your writing too much.
No worries Will, I am happy to have you take a stab at this. That is what this site is all about.
Good comments. The reason I included “grows up” is to establish that this has been a life long mission for this woman, who saw her brother gunned down when she was just a child. Like they say, revenge is better served cold. They say that right?
Revenge is a dish, best served cold