When a man’s world is shattered by a tragic accident, He will have to learn to be strong and fight or risk losing everything.

I have been asking for specifics because writing loglines is not a poker game where you hide your cards until the call and then show your winning hand. It's an exercise in salesmanship. Which means that in the logline itself you need to offer readers something specific, interesting, different that will grab attention, hook interest.

I have been asking for specifics because writing loglines is not a poker game where you hide your cards until the call and then show your winning hand. It's an exercise in salesmanship. Which means that in the logline itself you need to offer readers something specific, interesting, different that will grab attention, hook interest.

This is my first screenplay and logline, so I am trying different ideas for the logline. I do believe that the dialogue, the events that happen due to the accident and how the audience will be able to connect with the characters will stand it apart from the herd. I do appreciate any advice you can give me on how to make my logline better as this is my first try.