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  1. Posted: October 26, 2014In: Public

    A female college student must defeat a secret fraternity of bodysnatchers, who need her body to host their ancient founder for world domination.

    dpg Singularity
    Added an answer on October 27, 2014 at 9:35 am

    A college student must defeat a secret fraternity of bodysnatchers who need her body to host their ancient founder. As the logline is written, while there is a casual connection between the father's death and the the girl's grief, there is no apparent casual connection between the father's death thaRead more

    A college student must defeat a secret fraternity of bodysnatchers who need her body to host their ancient founder.

    As the logline is written, while there is a casual connection between the father’s death and the the girl’s grief, there is no apparent casual connection between the father’s death that explains why the secret fraternity selects her body to be the host. If there is one, it needs to be clarified. If not, then while it may be a story element, it is extraneous to the logline.

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  2. Posted: October 23, 2014In: Public

    ?In the future, after only pockets of civilization have survived a worldwide famine, a young nomad will have to have to race against time to learn the lessons that his deceased guardian left for him, in order to defeat the rogues that are hunting him, without sacrificing his pacifism.?

    dpg Singularity
    Added an answer on October 23, 2014 at 8:48 am

    In a post-Apocalyptic future, a young man must learn how to survive in a lawless world against rogues determined to kill him without compromising his pacifist principles. "In the future, after only pockets of civilization have survived a worldwide famine" = post-Apocalyptic. That says it all for theRead more

    In a post-Apocalyptic future, a young man must learn how to survive in a lawless world against rogues determined to kill him without compromising his pacifist principles.

    “In the future, after only pockets of civilization have survived a worldwide famine” = post-Apocalyptic. That says it all for the purposes of a logline. How the world went to hell in a hand basket is not germane to the logline. And actually doesn’t need much elaboration in the script. Consider the dialogue in”Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome” , Aunty’s world history lesson:

    “Play something tragic, Ton Ton. [Ton Ton wails on a sax] Do you know who I was? Nobody. Except on the day after, I was till alive. This nobody had a chance to be a somebody. So much for history. Anyway… Water? Fruit?”

    The important point is what the MC must do in the aftermath to survive

    Water? Fruit?

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  3. Posted: October 23, 2014In: Public

    ?In the future, after only pockets of civilization have survived a worldwide famine, a young nomad will have to have to race against time to learn the lessons that his deceased guardian left for him, in order to defeat the rogues that are hunting him, without sacrificing his pacifism.?

    dpg Singularity
    Added an answer on October 23, 2014 at 8:48 am

    In a post-Apocalyptic future, a young man must learn how to survive in a lawless world against rogues determined to kill him without compromising his pacifist principles. "In the future, after only pockets of civilization have survived a worldwide famine" = post-Apocalyptic. That says it all for theRead more

    In a post-Apocalyptic future, a young man must learn how to survive in a lawless world against rogues determined to kill him without compromising his pacifist principles.

    “In the future, after only pockets of civilization have survived a worldwide famine” = post-Apocalyptic. That says it all for the purposes of a logline. How the world went to hell in a hand basket is not germane to the logline. And actually doesn’t need much elaboration in the script. Consider the dialogue in”Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome” , Aunty’s world history lesson:

    “Play something tragic, Ton Ton. [Ton Ton wails on a sax] Do you know who I was? Nobody. Except on the day after, I was till alive. This nobody had a chance to be a somebody. So much for history. Anyway… Water? Fruit?”

    The important point is what the MC must do in the aftermath to survive

    Water? Fruit?

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