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  1. Posted: July 12, 2016In: Drama

    A grieving disciple faces complex emotions and life-changing choices, after the death of her revolutionary mentor who gave his life fighting a totalitarian religious regime.

    Eethan Samurai
    Added an answer on July 13, 2016 at 2:56 am

    "A grieving disciple faces complex emotions and life-changing choices, after the death of her revolutionary mentor who gave his life fighting a totalitarian religious regime."Consider excluding?faces complex emotions and life-changing choices?and?who gave his life fighting. ?What you'll have left arRead more

    “A grieving disciple faces complex emotions and life-changing choices, after the death of her revolutionary mentor who gave his life fighting a totalitarian religious regime.”

    Consider excluding?faces complex emotions and life-changing choices?and?who gave his life fighting. ?What you’ll have left are some key components you’ve already touched on: the MC, an inciting incident, and the antagonist.

    Now all you have to do is say exactly what the MC does in response to this regime causing her mentor’s death; what specific action must the MC take that can take the place of?faces complex emotions and life-changing choices?

    And if you must keep?who gave his life fighting,?try rewriting that in active voice instead of passive.

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  2. Posted: July 12, 2016In: Comedy

    (REVISED) When an antisocial apocalypse ?prepper? is the only person in her small town uninfected by a virus transmitted through the trial of a ?telepathic phone?, she must stop preparing for the world?s end and start saving it.

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    Eethan Samurai
    Added an answer on July 12, 2016 at 8:07 am

    ?When an antisocial apocalypse ?prepper? is the only person in her small town uninfected by a virus transmitted through the trial of a ?telepathic phone?, she must stop preparing for the world?s end and start saving it.?Yes, I too suggest omitting ...transmitted through the trial of a ?telepathic phRead more

    ?When an antisocial apocalypse ?prepper? is the only person in her small town uninfected by a virus transmitted through the trial of a ?telepathic phone?, she must stop preparing for the world?s end and start saving it.?

    Yes, I too suggest omitting …transmitted through the trial of a ?telepathic phone?, after virus. Consider describing the virus, too, for dramatic effect.

    …she must stop preparing for the world?s end and start saving it.? ??That’s vaguely interesting – if that makes sense; it sounds good/catchy, but does not say much. Narrow it down to specifics: how exactly or what must she do to start saving it?

    Hope this was of some ?help to you.

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  3. Posted: June 19, 2016In: Comedy

    After a successful suicide attempt, the spirit of a failed actor joins forces with a mediocre comedian to create a Tony-worthy Broadway production.

    Eethan Samurai
    Added an answer on June 20, 2016 at 4:47 am

    Hello Castler Media, Neat logline. There's nothing I see here in desperate need of rewording or clarification. A [dead] failed actor and a so-so comedian trying to create a stellar Broadway production - Tony worthy?? I foresee endless struggles and conflicts with these characters. I also get a dramaRead more

    Hello Castler Media,

    Neat logline. There’s nothing I see here in desperate need of rewording or clarification. A [dead] failed actor and a so-so comedian trying to create a stellar Broadway production – Tony worthy?? I foresee endless struggles and conflicts with these characters.

    I also get a drama-vibe from this, too, even though you have it assigned under Comedy.

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