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In an attempt to bury his past, a former marine heads home only to be infected with the consciousness of a ruthless killer.
Hi there, Cool concept. I think a few words about the process by which he becomes infected by the killer's consciousness will clue us into genre. Is it horror, sci-fi or even a combination of both? Or something else entirely?
Hi there,
Cool concept. I think a few words about the process by which he becomes infected by the killer’s consciousness will clue us into genre. Is it horror, sci-fi or even a combination of both? Or something else entirely?
See lessOn the run from a Yakuza enforcer, a young Londoner would rather die than be captured but the enforcer is under oath to kill himself if he fails.
Hi EdgeWriter, Yeah, I posted a few variations of this logline. At the time I didn't fully understand the rules. Apology. After a total of about 100 comments, in my view, dpg totally and irrevocably nailed it with: a fearsome street enforcer pledges to kill himself if he fails to kill a penniless drRead more
Hi EdgeWriter,
Yeah, I posted a few variations of this logline. At the time I didn’t fully understand the rules. Apology.
After a total of about 100 comments, in my view, dpg totally and irrevocably nailed it with: a fearsome street enforcer pledges to kill himself if he fails to kill a penniless drifter who seeks personal redemption by defending innocent people from the enforcer’s boss.
See lessIn the future, the UK is completely overseen by CCTV. There are three blind spots, and in one week four men must organise three high-profile murders ? one to take place in each.
Actually, patmonger, what you have is a premise - not a logline which usually requires a protagonist, an antagonist, a conflict and dramatic stakes for the protagonist.
Actually, patmonger, what you have is a premise – not a logline which usually requires a protagonist, an antagonist, a conflict and dramatic stakes for the protagonist.
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