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  1. Posted: July 13, 2012In: Public

    Ella, a conservative palliative care nurse falls madly in love with her fiances cousin Maddy, a young tattooed musician who, after her mothers sudden death, has returned to her home town and disapproving family.

    Gabrielle Pickle
    Added an answer on July 16, 2012 at 5:39 am

    I feel like you have the details focused in the wrong place... do we need to know her job title or age? What is the main thing that we need to know about this heroine? Is she conservative to a fault? A pleaser? moral? What does she have to overcome - herself? her family? her religion? Also, since yoRead more

    I feel like you have the details focused in the wrong place… do we need to know her job title or age? What is the main thing that we need to know about this heroine? Is she conservative to a fault? A pleaser? moral? What does she have to overcome – herself? her family? her religion?

    Also, since you are dealing with a romance between two women, make sure we know who you are talking about when you say “her”

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  2. Posted: July 13, 2012In: Public

    4 words: Bears. Beats. Battlestar Gallactica

    Gabrielle Pickle
    Added an answer on July 16, 2012 at 5:34 am

    I completely agree with Karel - you can grab attention in a handful of words, but you haven't yet convinced me that there is a 2-hour movie worth sitting through. Show me the hero, the villain and the conflict - and make it as unique as it can be. THAT is a logline that would get me to pay up!

    I completely agree with Karel – you can grab attention in a handful of words, but you haven’t yet convinced me that there is a 2-hour movie worth sitting through. Show me the hero, the villain and the conflict – and make it as unique as it can be. THAT is a logline that would get me to pay up!

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  3. Posted: July 16, 2012In: Public

    A young couple meet and fall in love in a future where a mutated HIV virus means a mere touch can lead to instantaneous death.

    Gabrielle Pickle
    Added an answer on July 16, 2012 at 5:29 am

    The way you currently have it written, the logline has this overwhelming sense of doom. I don't really want to see the movie about two lovers who can't be together. We need to believe that they can overcome the odds, or that they will at least try to fight for each other. There needs to be action. RRead more

    The way you currently have it written, the logline has this overwhelming sense of doom. I don’t really want to see the movie about two lovers who can’t be together. We need to believe that they can overcome the odds, or that they will at least try to fight for each other. There needs to be action. Right now you have two passive characters in love and unable to do anything about it… Why not give us a love story (in the logline) that we can root for?

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