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janvanroey
Posted: July 9, 20142014-07-09T20:36:14+10:00 2014-07-09T20:36:14+10:00In: Public

People spend too much time living and working for the system and forget about themselves and their dreams. Follow Your Dreams!

Coo-ee!

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    1. Jaffer Penpusher
      2021-05-12T08:50:38+10:00Added an answer on May 12, 2021 at 8:50 am

      I think your lines do not perfectly fit the structure of an intriguing logline. It’s more like an opinion rather than a logline. There is no mention of any protagonist and his motive or any hint of the situation to create any curiosity.

      Example: Boarded and tired of his routine job, a young software engineer accidentally discovers his true calling and embarks on an adventure of his lifetime.

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