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  1. Posted: October 16, 2015In: Examples

    When he finds out who killed his father, a laid-back youngster must return to save everyone from his evil Uncle and become the rightful king

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    Added an answer on October 18, 2015 at 3:09 am

    In terms of content, if you're deliberately writing a modern twist on Hamlet, more specific details of your setting are needed to help sell it - "laid back" doesn't really give a clear description of the protagonist. Is he a college student? Does he work a dead-end job? Is he in a band? And King ofRead more

    In terms of content, if you’re deliberately writing a modern twist on Hamlet, more specific details of your setting are needed to help sell it – “laid back” doesn’t really give a clear description of the protagonist. Is he a college student? Does he work a dead-end job? Is he in a band? And King of what?

    In terms of structure, there is a passiveness to your logline which makes it a bit dry. Perhaps?something like this would spruce it up? “After the murder of his father, a young prince must?return home to confront his power-hungry uncle?and?take his rightful place as king.” It still isn’t great but it is slightly less wordy with more immediate action.

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  2. Posted: October 16, 2015In: Examples

    When his family leaves him by mistake, a troublemaking boy must protect his home from two burglars until his family returns.?

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    Added an answer on October 18, 2015 at 2:55 am

    I can see this working very well as a tough, gritty, dark thriller.

    I can see this working very well as a tough, gritty, dark thriller.

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  3. Posted: September 25, 2015In: Adventure

    A secret government test places 3 children that have been raised with no human contact on a deserted island to see how they develop.

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    Added an answer on September 26, 2015 at 3:13 am

    The situation isn't overly unique so the logline will need to really sell us on the characters. We should know who we are going to be rooting for and an idea of what their goal is going to be. Also, maybe consider giving?us a geological or political starting point - US government? UK? Russian?

    The situation isn’t overly unique so the logline will need to really sell us on the characters. We should know who we are going to be rooting for and an idea of what their goal is going to be. Also, maybe consider giving?us a geological or political starting point – US government? UK? Russian?

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