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  1. Posted: October 12, 2012In: Public

    After his brother kills a crooked cop in self-defence, an idealistic detective fights for their survival against the entire force, led by his old commanding officer.

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    Added an answer on October 13, 2012 at 2:07 am

    I echo Kriss' comment ... well done - solid logline. Now it's time to bang out that script and share with others!

    I echo Kriss’ comment … well done – solid logline. Now it’s time to bang out that script and share with others!

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  2. Posted: October 12, 2012In: Public

    When orphan Billy and his friends accidentally land on Carnival Cloud they discover Cloud Surfing, Pirate Kingdoms, Pet Paradise, a school with bully boats, new friends and that anything?s possible…now to find a way home.

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    Added an answer on October 13, 2012 at 2:05 am

    Sounds like a Peter Pan premise! :-) What I like: you've kept it to one line - excellent! What needs work: it's too wordy, includes concepts and references to story-specific elements (i.e., Cloud Surfing - no clue what this is other than the literal sense of the term). There's no irony or a time limRead more

    Sounds like a Peter Pan premise! 🙂

    What I like: you’ve kept it to one line – excellent!

    What needs work: it’s too wordy, includes concepts and references to story-specific elements (i.e., Cloud Surfing – no clue what this is other than the literal sense of the term). There’s no irony or a time limit.

    For instance, let’s start with this suggestion:

    “When Billy, an orphan, travels through a mystical portal he meets a community of friends on Carnival Cloud that grows into a family, but he must return to his dog, Spot, before the portal closes forever.”

    I’ve taken some liberty with the storyline, but hopefully you get the gist.

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  3. Posted: November 1, 2012In: Public

    A frazzled man's secret lives are set to collide when he discovers his wife has invited everyone he knows to his surprise 40th birthday.

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    Added an answer on September 12, 2012 at 7:50 pm

    I'm torn over this one. I like it, but something feels like it's missing or could be cleaned up a tad to make it flow faster. I considered removing a few words from your logline to read the following: "A frazzled man's secret lives collide when his wife has invited everyone he knows to his surpriseRead more

    I’m torn over this one. I like it, but something feels like it’s missing or could be cleaned up a tad to make it flow faster. I considered removing a few words from your logline to read the following: “A frazzled man’s secret lives collide when his wife has invited everyone he knows to his surprise 40th birthday.”

    May I ask what secret lives he’s been living? Having an affair? Is he a spy?

    And the title feels on-the-nose … how about, “Over the Hill”?

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