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  1. Posted: July 31, 2013In: Examples

    When an exiled dream thief struggling with his guilt over the death of his wife receives an opportunity to return to his children he must plant an idea in someone else's mind undetected despite the risk of becoming trapped in limbo and the recurring danger of his own subconscious.

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    Added an answer on September 9, 2013 at 9:50 am

    I really love this logline. Great work, Rory. The only thing I would tweak is punctuation. Throw in a few commas: "When an exiled dream thief struggling with his guilt over the death of his wife receives an opportunity to return to his children, he must plant an idea in someone else's mind undetecteRead more

    I really love this logline. Great work, Rory.

    The only thing I would tweak is punctuation. Throw in a few commas:

    “When an exiled dream thief struggling with his guilt over the death of his wife receives an opportunity to return to his children, he must plant an idea in someone else’s mind undetected, despite the risk of becoming trapped in limbo and the recurring danger of his own subconscious.

    Keep ’em coming!

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  2. Posted: September 9, 2013In: Public

    Whole human beeing fight for the lost planet earth against the majestically, though, imperfect fallen angel.

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    Added an answer on September 9, 2013 at 9:48 am

    Hi Alexander, It seems like you're struggling with grammar and spelling. Make sure the logline is perfect in those areas. Then, check out https://loglines.org/howto and you'll be able to write a much improved next draft to the logline. At this point I can recommend to limit your main character to onRead more

    Hi Alexander,

    It seems like you’re struggling with grammar and spelling. Make sure the logline is perfect in those areas.

    Then, check out https://loglines.org/howto and you’ll be able to write a much improved next draft to the logline.

    At this point I can recommend to limit your main character to one, rather than the entire human kind (which I believe you wanted to say).

    Good luck!

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  3. Posted: September 2, 2013In: Public

    Young William Randolph Hearst goes to war against an ageing Joseph Pulitzer as each tries to monopolize coverage of a mysterious homicide capturing New York?s imagination, birthing the modern concept of sensationalist media coverage.

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    Added an answer on September 5, 2013 at 11:27 am

    Hi Alex - Thanks for your feedback! Did you know there is a section on this site that explains what the components of a good logline are? It's here: https://loglines.org/howto . Saves you from having to copy & paste the guidelines. :) Also - minor detail - we spell "inciting incident".

    Hi Alex – Thanks for your feedback! Did you know there is a section on this site that explains what the components of a good logline are? It’s here: https://loglines.org/howto

    . Saves you from having to copy & paste the guidelines. 🙂
    Also – minor detail – we spell “inciting incident”.

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