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After the worst week of his adult life, a dispirited nice guy chooses guidance on becoming an alpha over suicide.
The problem that I see is that is not clear what protagonist needs to do, and despite the seriousness of the depression disease, the suicide itself might not be an antagonist strong enough. In other words, external antagonist sound better in a logline. First thing I'd try to do is keep everything inRead more
The problem that I see is that is not clear what protagonist needs to do, and despite the seriousness of the depression disease, the suicide itself might not be an antagonist strong enough. In other words, external antagonist sound better in a logline. First thing I’d try to do is keep everything in a single sentence. dpg above said to clarify what becoming an alpha over suicide means because (I think) he wants you to make this elaborated in the logline. Second thing what I’d do is to add another person or situation that will push against his goal. What about a sarcastic psychiatrist or something…
See lessWhen a famous tennis player have his wife murdered by a psychotic socialite he met on the train, he needs to prove his innocence in a crisscross murder he never agreed to.
Cool.. do you have these loglines shared somewhere? I'd be pretty much interested in reading them...?? Your logline is embarassingly? better :D I've tried an attempt on top of your take... let me know what you think. 34 words After refusing a stranger?s offer to kill his hated wife in exchange for hRead more
Cool.. do you have these loglines shared somewhere? I’d be pretty much interested in reading them…?? Your logline is embarassingly? better 😀
I’ve tried an attempt on top of your take… let me know what you think. 34 words
After refusing a stranger?s offer to kill his hated wife in exchange for his killing the stranger?s hated father, a man must prove his innocence when the stranger demand his part of the bargain.
See lessWhen a famous tennis player have his wife murdered by a psychotic socialite he met on the train, he needs to prove his innocence in a crisscross murder he never agreed to.
This logline seems to be very tricky to me... The problem is that the "crisscross" situation is hard to describe together with the murder, so I left it to the end.. not sure if it came across in a clear way...
This logline seems to be very tricky to me… The problem is that the “crisscross” situation is hard to describe together with the murder, so I left it to the end.. not sure if it came across in a clear way…
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