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When a top-secret anti-gravitational experiment goes awry, a whistle blowing scientist is pressed back into service by the military. She must then expose a military contractor cover-up while finding a way to halt the effects of the riff before it goes planet-wide.
When a secret anti-gravitational experiment goes awry, a rogue scientist must be recruited to contain the damage before it destroys the planet.
When a secret anti-gravitational experiment goes awry, a rogue scientist must be recruited to contain the damage before it destroys the planet.
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One more thought: reverse roles and make the woman the techno-smart protagonist. Imho, most sci-fi films are s-o-o-o sexist: women are little more than set decorations. There are s-o-o-o many women actors who would kill for a good role where they don't have to play 2nd fiddle to men, sex-accessorizeRead more
One more thought: reverse roles and make the woman the techno-smart protagonist. Imho, most sci-fi films are s-o-o-o sexist: women are little more than set decorations. There are s-o-o-o many women actors who would kill for a good role where they don’t have to play 2nd fiddle to men, sex-accessorized ally/lovers, hapless victims needing to be rescued by men.
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Yeah, you got a complicated story. But a logline is a selling tool, not an summary of the entire plot; it's about selling the sizzle, not the steak. And I think you have a lot of sizzle in the concept of 'Holygrams' -- holograms foisted off as gods. It has the makings of a great hook, an interestingRead more
Yeah, you got a complicated story. But a logline is a selling tool, not an summary of the entire plot; it’s about selling the sizzle, not the steak. And I think you have a lot of sizzle in the concept of ‘Holygrams’ — holograms foisted off as gods. It has the makings of a great hook, an interesting story.
Since it evokes a different story line in my mind than in yours — and it’s your story — I can’t think of how to boil your vision down to a 25-30 word logline. But good luck with your idea. It’s a potentially killer concept, imho.
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