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A young boy living in Australia try's to earn some Money by selling paper's just so he can support his Family
Hey Mat, I guess there's something missing like that 'pow', kick people in the face with your ideas. Good things to remember, picking it up from Karel's writing class are these, especially for loglines. 1. Character 2. Inciting Incident 3. Goal 4. Obstacles 5. Stages 6. Antagonist God bless and seeRead more
Hey Mat, I guess there’s something missing like that ‘pow’, kick people in the face with your ideas. Good things to remember, picking it up from Karel’s writing class are these, especially for loglines.
1. Character
2. Inciting Incident
3. Goal
4. Obstacles
5. Stages
6. Antagonist
God bless and see you at school tomorrow!
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Cheers. Concerning shorts, is it always necessary to have an antagonist role in there because I don't think that is clear cut and that role could go to his circle of friends/former life he lives before he transforms into an introverted, deep, poem-spouting, sad sack. The goal to me is on the charactRead more
Cheers.
Concerning shorts, is it always necessary to have an antagonist role in there because I don’t think that is clear cut and that role could go to his circle of friends/former life he lives before he transforms into an introverted, deep, poem-spouting, sad sack.
The goal to me is on the character trying to find what true happiness really is.
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Thanks Nicolas but I'm a bit confused about "all you've given us is a logline" when this is all it intended to be. Was there anything here that would have liked to have added perhaps concerning the structure of it? Cheers.
Thanks Nicolas but I’m a bit confused about “all you’ve given us is a logline” when this is all it intended to be. Was there anything here that would have liked to have added perhaps concerning the structure of it?
Cheers.
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