Hi Tony,
I see in my email box that you posted a message which don’t appear here, but I have no sufficient permissions to approve it (this is a problem with my Worldpress account I think).
I put it bellow:

Tony Edward says :

You’re right dpg… A logline is as formulaic as the story / film it’s representing… IMO, the only rule is that you’ve got to be as true to yourself and your story as possible… A good logline draws me in because it implies an interesting struggle, against oneself or an external force, and the stakes are high for both success or failure. It needs to ring true, as in, be logical, but also be different — stand out….

There should be no ‘standard’ logline in the same way there should be no ‘standard’ film.

Great thread dpg and Jean ; |