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  1. Posted: August 15, 2014In: Public

    A serial womaniser discovers women from his past are murdered soon after making amends and must find their killer before an inoperable brain tumour kills him.

    keithrafalko
    Added an answer on August 22, 2014 at 3:30 am

    I find that you are basically telling me in the logline that maybe an ex is killing off all the woman he is making amends with. To me a logline should never tell the outcome. I also would possibly keep out the brain tumor and allow the viewers to discover that info. I like richiev but maybe insteadRead more

    I find that you are basically telling me in the logline that maybe an ex is killing off all the woman he is making amends with. To me a logline should never tell the outcome. I also would possibly keep out the brain tumor and allow the viewers to discover that info. I like richiev but maybe instead of mentioning the terminal illness you can say fighting time or fighting his own his own battles. I personally would just keep out his illness and make it mysterious in the logline.

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  2. Posted: August 18, 2014In: Public

    Identiical Twins living in the Post-Apocalyptic Caribbean have their village attacked by pirates, one of them is taken and the village is destroyed; unable to make contact one devotes his life to saving his brother while the other slowly becomes identical to the very pirates that pillaged his town.

    keithrafalko
    Added an answer on August 22, 2014 at 3:15 am

    Interesting for sure. I tend to agree more with "dpg" interpretation of your logline. You have a great story to tell but the logline needs to be shortened by taken unnecessary wording out. I would tweek dpg's suggestion and make it my own.

    Interesting for sure. I tend to agree more with “dpg” interpretation of your logline. You have a great story to tell but the logline needs to be shortened by taken unnecessary wording out. I would tweek dpg’s suggestion and make it my own.

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  3. Posted: August 18, 2014In: Public

    Identiical Twins living in the Post-Apocalyptic Caribbean have their village attacked by pirates, one of them is taken and the village is destroyed; unable to make contact one devotes his life to saving his brother while the other slowly becomes identical to the very pirates that pillaged his town.

    keithrafalko
    Added an answer on August 22, 2014 at 3:15 am

    Interesting for sure. I tend to agree more with "dpg" interpretation of your logline. You have a great story to tell but the logline needs to be shortened by taken unnecessary wording out. I would tweek dpg's suggestion and make it my own.

    Interesting for sure. I tend to agree more with “dpg” interpretation of your logline. You have a great story to tell but the logline needs to be shortened by taken unnecessary wording out. I would tweek dpg’s suggestion and make it my own.

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