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  1. Posted: December 14, 2014In: Public

    Sophie Lamport, a headstrong, brilliant engineer, accepts her dream job developing a new form of energy storage on an isolated wind farm in Northern Ontario. But on the night of a ferocious windstorm, Sophie encounters a sinister power which changes the course of her research and mental state, forever.

    dpg Singularity
    Added an answer on December 16, 2014 at 8:12 am

    >> set the film 10 years in the future when the world is on the brink of a global warming disaster... Sheesh! What a pessimist! I'm a cock-eyed optimist; I give our 3rd rock from the sun at least 11 years. ;-) What's the itch you're trying to scratch? Okay, your story hooks into a too current event,Read more

    >> set the film 10 years in the future when the world is on the brink of a global warming disaster…

    Sheesh! What a pessimist! I’m a cock-eyed optimist; I give our 3rd rock from the sun at least 11 years. 😉

    What’s the itch you’re trying to scratch? Okay, your story hooks into a too current event, the impending calamity of an over carbonated, over heated atmosphere. But what’s your dramatic point of stirring aliens into the plot?

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  2. Posted: December 14, 2014In: Public

    Sophie Lamport, a headstrong, brilliant engineer, accepts her dream job developing a new form of energy storage on an isolated wind farm in Northern Ontario. But on the night of a ferocious windstorm, Sophie encounters a sinister power which changes the course of her research and mental state, forever.

    dpg Singularity
    Added an answer on December 16, 2014 at 8:12 am

    >> set the film 10 years in the future when the world is on the brink of a global warming disaster... Sheesh! What a pessimist! I'm a cock-eyed optimist; I give our 3rd rock from the sun at least 11 years. ;-) What's the itch you're trying to scratch? Okay, your story hooks into a too current event,Read more

    >> set the film 10 years in the future when the world is on the brink of a global warming disaster…

    Sheesh! What a pessimist! I’m a cock-eyed optimist; I give our 3rd rock from the sun at least 11 years. 😉

    What’s the itch you’re trying to scratch? Okay, your story hooks into a too current event, the impending calamity of an over carbonated, over heated atmosphere. But what’s your dramatic point of stirring aliens into the plot?

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  3. Posted: December 15, 2014In: Public

    A naive, anxiety-ridden film student uses documentary to interview strangers about their first time experiences in order to overcome her fear of all things unfamiliar.

    dpg Singularity
    Added an answer on December 16, 2014 at 5:06 am

    The logline describes an an interesting situation -- but not a plot. Unfortunately, "overcome her fear of all things unfamiliar", is too general to qualify as a specific goal. The logline should state a specific objective goal she needs to achieve, something important, something she desperately MUSTRead more

    The logline describes an an interesting situation — but not a plot. Unfortunately, “overcome her fear of all things unfamiliar”, is too general to qualify as a specific goal.

    The logline should state a specific objective goal she needs to achieve, something important, something she desperately MUST have or do. Or else: the stakes: what she stands to gain a lot if she succeeds, stands to lose if she fails.

    You might want to include a ticking clock for this objective goal. (Like applying for grad school in another state, another country by a specific deadline.) This will force her to do what she needs to do before time runs out.

    fwiw.

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