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this hour long dramatic comedy will follow a lesbian Native American Indian who found refuge in the city that never sleeps after being exiled from her reservation not only due to her sexuality, but for having a child out of wedlock…
As of right now, I currently have the first episode ending in present day NY with Character A as she's listening to a voicemail that was left for her earlier in the day- at first it seems as if the person accidentally called her - butt dial - until she hears a little girl's voice say: "When is mommyRead more
As of right now, I currently have the first episode ending in present day NY with Character A as she’s listening to a voicemail that was left for her earlier in the day- at first it seems as if the person accidentally called her – butt dial – until she hears a little girl’s voice say: “When is mommy coming back?”
“Gaho, a Native American lesbian exiled from her tribe, flees to the city that never sleeps.? Abandoned and alone, she fights to rebuild the life she was forced to leave behind.”
Is that logline any better?
Could you also please send me the name of your book?? 🙂
See lessthis hour long dramatic comedy will follow a lesbian Native American Indian who found refuge in the city that never sleeps after being exiled from her reservation not only due to her sexuality, but for having a child out of wedlock…
I can't thank you enough for the help- I've been working on the scripts for this series for the past year, but the logline is what I'm seriously having difficulties with... The reason I claim this is a dramatic comedy is because the plot is quite dark but what happens throughout the series counter bRead more
I can’t thank you enough for the help- I’ve been working on the scripts for this series for the past year, but the logline is what I’m seriously having difficulties with…
The reason I claim this is a dramatic comedy is because the plot is quite dark but what happens throughout the series counter balances the plot (there is a character in particular that is quite crass and always makes inappropriate comments that somewhat lightens the mood so-to-speak…
This character ‘A’ did not willingly have sex with a man- to be honest, she didn’t even know she was pregnant until she visited the family doctor after feeling very ill for a few days.
At the end of the first season, she finally finds out that she was assaulted during a “ritual” that the highest member in her family called for. A ritual that involved her drinking something similar to peyote (she hallucinated and then passed out). She still does not know who the father is at this point.
She found refuge with her cousin that lives in the city (yes, New York). She is not pregnant when she arrives in the city- I used the term exiled loosely because she wasn’t really forced to leave the reservation, she was constantly ridiculed and was bringing embarrassment to the family after being outed by who she thought was a close friend and for being a pregnant lesbian.
She was, however, forced to leave her daughter with her family because they did not want her corrupting the newborn.
“Character A, a lesbian Native American Indian finds refuge in the city that never sleeps after being exiled from her reservation for having a child out of wedlock. …”
I’m not too sure what to say to finish the logline..
“…Character A must decide…?”
Now I’m at a mental block….
I hope this made sense and cleared up some questions! Again, thank you for taking the time to give feedback- I seriously appreciate it 🙂
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The issue is that I don't want the audience to know that the dancer is Karl until later on in the season (approximately episode 3 or 4) but there will be clues (his cell phone cover matches the cell phone cover of the man who was performing oral sex, he will mention something about how he only madeRead more
The issue is that I don’t want the audience to know that the dancer is Karl until later on in the season (approximately episode 3 or 4) but there will be clues (his cell phone cover matches the cell phone cover of the man who was performing oral sex, he will mention something about how he only made 300 bucks in “tips” but we will see the character getting 300 dollars in payout from the club, etc)
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