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  1. Posted: May 4, 2017In: Drama

    A young man who’s a first generation Mexican-American citizen falls in love with a beautiful Syrian refugee, their love Must overcome her strict Muslim family and all the cultural gaps between their two worlds…

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    Added an answer on May 4, 2017 at 8:15 am

    It's ?Rome & Juliet set in the USA in the 21st century.I suggest it would strengthen dramatic tension of the story if he was undocumented. ?So there is always hanging over him and his family the threat of being deported. ? And her parents, when they discover the affair, could precipitate that crRead more

    It’s ?Rome & Juliet set in the USA in the 21st century.

    I suggest it would strengthen dramatic tension of the story if he was undocumented. ?So there is always hanging over him and his family the threat of being deported. ? And her parents, when they discover the affair, could precipitate that crisis by turning him in.

    Which would be the modern day equivalent of Romeo being banished from Verona. ?Only the stakes are higher because not only is he deported but so is his family — it’s a death sentence for his love and his family’s hopes and dreams.

    In fact, if you want to amp up the tension even more, make his family undocumented Mexicans who fled to the US from the civil strife and gang wars of Mexican drug cartels. ?So being deported would also a literal death sentence for him and the family.?

    fwiw

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  2. Posted: May 4, 2017In: SciFi

    250 Years into the future, the US and others have shied more and more from democracy. A Young Man working for NASA is chosen to be part of a team mission to explore a new planet found far away that could potentially be a new home for humans, away from corrupt governments and war. The discoveries he and his team make will change them forever.

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    dpg Singularity
    Added an answer on May 4, 2017 at 7:37 am

    >>>>but i wanted to have the movie almost in three general settings. Okay, but what's the unity of action that ties them together, aka the spine of the story? ?Whatever it is, that is what the logline should be about.

    >>>>but i wanted to have the movie almost in three general settings.

    Okay, but what’s the unity of action that ties them together, aka the spine of the story? ?Whatever it is, that is what the logline should be about.

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  3. Posted: May 3, 2017In: Comedy

    Two sleazy disgraceful cops become unlikely heroes in their last-ditch effort to save their jobs and the damaged reputation of their department by vowing to take down a powerful drug and sex trafficking operation they?re steady customers of.

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    Added an answer on May 4, 2017 at 5:02 am

    An original ?issue remains; ?why should an audience care? ?Why should they want them to succeed?Given the negative image of the police in the USA, what can you say about them that would give an audience a reason to be on their side, to root for them? ?They deserve to be fired -- heck, tried, convictRead more

    An original ?issue remains; ?why should an audience care? ?Why should they want them to succeed?

    Given the negative image of the police in the USA, what can you say about them that would give an audience a reason to be on their side, to root for them? ?They deserve to be fired — heck, tried, convicted and sentenced to jail for the violations of the law, abuse of authority. ?They are ?outlaws, scoundrels.

    What is their implied character arc?

    Or do wish to portray them as rogues who by pulling off some 3rd Act heroics are able to get away with their abuses, don’t have to fess up to their misdeeds, don’t have pay for their crimes?

    What dramatic theme are you exploring with these rogue cops, anyway?

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