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  1. Posted: September 15, 2013In: Public

    While appraising old and rare books at a restored colonial plantation, a book collector stumbles across a series of diaries that chronicle an alien visitation in 1781.

    jessica07
    Added an answer on September 16, 2013 at 12:54 am

    Good Idea Glenn, sounds like the making of something :) But Richiev's right, it needs a bit more to make it a compelling logline.. More detail as to who the main character is and what he's like, as well as a glimpse into what he attempts to do with this information would help readers visualise whatRead more

    Good Idea Glenn, sounds like the making of something 🙂

    But Richiev’s right, it needs a bit more to make it a compelling logline.. More detail as to who the main character is and what he’s like, as well as a glimpse into what he attempts to do with this information would help readers visualise what kind of film they’re in for.

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