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A group of space travelers discover monsters in their plane and discover a woman who then gets killed and replaced by a robot replica.
"It's like... Snakes on a Plane - but in space!" I like it.
“It’s like… Snakes on a Plane – but in space!” I like it.
See lessA presumed dead father explains to his son the connection between his dreams and heaven.
This is what I can glean: The son dreams of a dead dad, the father shows up in some form – then what? Armed with his info, what’s your protag’s journey [GOAL], and what/who is stopping him from accomplishing it?
This is what I can glean:
See lessThe son dreams of a dead dad, the father shows up in some form – then what? Armed with his info, what’s your protag’s journey [GOAL], and what/who is stopping him from accomplishing it?
Through the Devil’s envy, sin and death came into the world. Therefore, God sent his Son into the world so that through his death and resurrection, the world might be saved.
Well, the logline is a broad stroke of Biblical salvation which is difficult to envision on screen, try narrowing down your premise. Premise examples: Fall of man: Devil temps Eve, God must act by sending son. Thirty pieces of silver: Betrayed by one of twelve disciples (Judas), Jesus must act. TheRead more
Well, the logline is a broad stroke of Biblical salvation which is difficult to envision on screen, try narrowing down your premise.
Premise examples:
Fall of man: Devil temps Eve, God must act by sending son.
Thirty pieces of silver: Betrayed by one of twelve disciples (Judas), Jesus must act.
The Second Coming of Christ: Worlds “Fallen”, Jesus must act.
Hope you find this constructive, take care.
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