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Robbed of her childhood after a tragedy, a young woman struggles to get her life on track. After a passionate romance, she finally begins to see a future for herself, but her past makes her a danger to everyone she loves and she must learn to heal before her future is taken from her too.
>>she finally begins to see a future for herself, An effective logline is not about a future a character sees, but about a future a character is fighting for. What is it? What is her specific objective goal? >>she must learn to heal before her future is taken from her too By who? Who is her enemy?
>>she finally begins to see a future for herself,
An effective logline is not about a future a character sees, but about a future a character is fighting for. What is it? What is her specific objective goal?
>>she must learn to heal before her future is taken from her too
By who? Who is her enemy?
See lessRobbed of her childhood after a tragedy, a young woman struggles to get her life on track. After a passionate romance, she finally begins to see a future for herself, but her past makes her a danger to everyone she loves and she must learn to heal before her future is taken from her too.
>>she finally begins to see a future for herself, An effective logline is not about a future a character sees, but about a future a character is fighting for. What is it? What is her specific objective goal? >>she must learn to heal before her future is taken from her too By who? Who is her enemy?
>>she finally begins to see a future for herself,
An effective logline is not about a future a character sees, but about a future a character is fighting for. What is it? What is her specific objective goal?
>>she must learn to heal before her future is taken from her too
By who? Who is her enemy?
See lessA conversation with his younger backdoor neighbour forces a college student to reconsider his doubts.
>>Reconsider his doubts A logline (as well as a plot) is not about what a character "reconsiders", "thinks", or "dreams" of doing. It's about what he actually DOES. What is the college student's objective goal? What does he want to DO? Who/what opposes him? What's at stake?
>>Reconsider his doubts
A logline (as well as a plot) is not about what a character “reconsiders”, “thinks”, or “dreams” of doing. It’s about what he actually DOES.
What is the college student’s objective goal? What does he want to DO?
Who/what opposes him?
What’s at stake?
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