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Tag: ?It is said that a mind is a terrible thing to waste? For some, it is also a very terrifying thing to lose?? Logline: Wrongfully incarcerated, an innocent gay male must rely on his feminine nature to survive as he struggles to maintain his sanity against the uncertainty of unpredictable cellmates and the jailhouse mentality that threatens to break him.
>>?It was noted that loglines can actually be longer, so I thought it was okay.Karel alluded to? a collection of loglines for films I have been building and analyzing for several years now . The? collection now exceeds 800 loglines.? Here is what I have found:Over 1/2 of the loglines are 25 woRead more
>>?It was noted that loglines can actually be longer, so I thought it was okay.
Karel alluded to? a collection of loglines for films I have been building and analyzing for several years now . The? collection now exceeds 800 loglines.? Here is what I have found:
Over 1/2 of the loglines are 25 words or less in length.? (58.3% to be specific).? ? More than another 1/4 (27.9%) are between 26 and 30 in length.? So cumulatively, over 86% are 30 words or less in length.
Another 10% are between 30-35 words, and 3% are between 36-40 words in length.
None of the loglines exceed 40 words.
So, here are my personal guidelines for logline length:
Ideal length (and most common) — 25 words or less?
Acceptable length (but not common) — 26-30? words
Tolerable length (rare) – 31-35 words
Borderline length (very rare) –36-40 words
Any logline over 40 words is too long.? It must — and can — be pared down to under 40 words.??
(With loglnes less is almost always more.)
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See lessWhen a female editor working overnight with her careerist cameraman discovers he’s the perpetrator in his acquired murder footage, she must safely evacuate the studio
variable: I think you have an intriguing story idea.? I suggest you expand the setting and time frame.? That is, make her a studio producer who becomes suspicious after time and again he's the one who gets the scoop, who's always the first on the scene.???"Nightcrawler" meets "American Psycho". fwiwRead more
variable:
I think you have an intriguing story idea.? I suggest you expand the setting and time frame.? That is, make her a studio producer who becomes suspicious after time and again he’s the one who gets the scoop, who’s always the first on the scene.???”Nightcrawler” meets “American Psycho”.
fwiw
See lessThe true life story of a poor African-American man who escapes gang life, becomes a real estate millionaire, then succumbs to crime, spends 17 years in prison, earns a Ph.D. behind bars, and after his release reinvents himself as a mentor to troubled youth.
I think the biography would make for an interesting film.? ?Before offering suggestions so as to shape the premise into a more concise logline, I need to know one more detail:? what was the crime or crimes that landed him in prison for 17 years?
I think the biography would make for an interesting film.? ?Before offering suggestions so as to shape the premise into a more concise logline, I need to know one more detail:? what was the crime or crimes that landed him in prison for 17 years?
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