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In the near future, the next pandemic divides the world into two pods: the safe – Positives, and the dangerous – Negatives. The Positives can’t get infected from each other, but can from an infected Negative. The Positives enjoy all the glories of life, the Negatives none. Some Negatives pose and cross over to live as Positives. At the penalty of death. This is their story
As Richiev said. The logline has an obvious timely new hook. But it only sets up a situation for a plot. But there is no clear protagonist with a clear objective goal. The logline (and plot) would do better to focus on one central character with an urgent need. The character may want to live the gooRead more
As Richiev said. The logline has an obvious timely new hook. But it only sets up a situation for a plot. But there is no clear protagonist with a clear objective goal.
The logline (and plot) would do better to focus on one central character with an urgent need. The character may want to live the good life with the Positives, but what does she desperately need?
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The logline reflects the plot of the book from which it was adapted, "The Great Gatsby" by F. Scott Fitzgerald. The book, considered an American classic, has been adapted into a movie 5 times. The plot, such as it is, seems irresistible to movie makers. Go figure.
The logline reflects the plot of the book from which it was adapted, “The Great Gatsby” by F. Scott Fitzgerald. The book, considered an American classic, has been adapted into a movie 5 times. The plot, such as it is, seems irresistible to movie makers. Go figure.
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It's a logline for a script that was made into a movie.
It’s a logline for a script that was made into a movie.
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