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  1. Posted: April 5, 2017In: Drama

    When his breakthrough idea got stolen,an aspiring TV writer must fight to keep both his job and sanity

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    Added an answer on April 5, 2017 at 11:03 pm

    What, in practical terms, manifests him keeping his job and sanity? This would be his goal and needs to be specified in the logline. More so, how he fights to do so is his action and also needs to be described.Without these descriptions the plot is vague and story unclear so best to re draft with thRead more

    What, in practical terms, manifests him keeping his job and sanity? This would be his goal and needs to be specified in the logline. More so, how he fights to do so is his action and also needs to be described.

    Without these descriptions the plot is vague and story unclear so best to re draft with the action and goal.

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  2. Posted: March 18, 2017In: Action

    A cash strapped hit-woman, must confront the demons of her past, while juggling the bone crunching world of professional hits and the guardianship of her deceased sisters kids.

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    Added an answer on March 19, 2017 at 8:22 pm

    Agreed with the above comments. All I can add is that the MC's description could be better, what flaw could she have? What is her journey to become a better version of herself?

    Agreed with the above comments.

    All I can add is that the MC’s description could be better, what flaw could she have? What is her journey to become a better version of herself?

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  3. Posted: March 13, 2017In: Drama

    After being framed for assault, an indigenous basketballer from the Australian outback, must prove himself innocent before his scholarship to play for a college in the USA expires.

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    Added an answer on March 15, 2017 at 8:33 pm

    I would raise the stakes as they are not high enough (in my opinion) as it is written now. Firstly, best you specify a person whom would generally be considered as someone facing greater challenges than most people, in other words, a person of a minority background. I suggest you make the characterRead more

    I would raise the stakes as they are not high enough (in my opinion) as it is written now. Firstly, best you specify a person whom would generally be considered as someone facing greater challenges than most people, in other words, a person of a minority background. I suggest you make the character Aboriginal Australian, this will describe the main character as an Australian without needing to specify it and it will assign him a degree of social handicap (whether true or not is irrelevant – it’s the perception that matters most). This is his one chance to get a better life…

    The other way you could raise the stakes is by making the crime a more severe one such as murder, and changing it so he already has the scholarship – if the deadline is for him to make it to the college by a certain date or forfeit the scholarship there’s more for him to lose.

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