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  1. Posted: June 19, 2016In: Thriller

    A mild mannered accountant accidentally kills a mob boss in a hit and run and must escape or be killed.

    Eethan Samurai
    Added an answer on June 19, 2016 at 3:12 pm

    Hey RichW, Your logline is straight to the point - no issue there. I notice you have it assigned under Thriller; it initially strikes me as a Comedy. I chuckled a good bit, visualizing the scene in my head. Also, I mentioned in the beginning that you were straight to the point. It can still use someRead more

    Hey RichW,

    Your logline is straight to the point – no issue there.

    I notice you have it assigned under Thriller; it initially strikes me as a Comedy. I chuckled a good bit, visualizing the scene in my head.

    Also, I mentioned in the beginning that you were straight to the point. It can still use some clarity where there is needed. Particularly where Richiev asked escape to where. Are you trying to say he must escape the scene of the accident, or implying that he must go on the run? ?You want to have certain questions already answered.

    Understandably, it’s easy to overlook some of the simplest yet crucial mistakes, and you most likely won’t catch it until after the fact. Just be aware and keep at it, and at it, and at it.

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