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  1. Posted: March 10, 2018In: Thriller

    After a well planned ambush on an armored truck carrying arms, a cop must find the people behind it before the weapons hit the streets.

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    Added an answer on March 11, 2018 at 12:50 pm

    Agreed with the above - this reads like a standard police procedural episode. Ultimately, it's about a guy doing his job but what you need is for it to be about a motivated guy doing something out of the ordinary. Could his brother or sister be involved in a gang and he knows that the weapons were tRead more

    Agreed with the above – this reads like a standard police procedural episode. Ultimately, it’s about a guy doing his job but what you need is for it to be about a motivated guy doing something out of the ordinary. Could his brother or sister be involved in a gang and he knows that the weapons were taken by a rival gang?

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  2. Posted: March 8, 2018In: Thriller

    The problem child of a family has to save his and his parents life when a hacker is keeping them hostage in their own house by using the smart home devices as weapons in order to let them die of thirst.

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    Added an answer on March 9, 2018 at 9:06 am

    An interesting premise, but I find the logic a bit hard to accept. Why MUST this kid save them? What happened to the other members of the family that only he can save them all? Secondly, as a former problem child myself, I know that that description could very easily be misinterpreted as the familyRead more

    An interesting premise, but I find the logic a bit hard to accept.

    Why MUST this kid save them? What happened to the other members of the family that only he can save them all?

    Secondly, as a former problem child myself, I know that that description could very easily be misinterpreted as the family simply not understanding him instead of it being a genuine character flaw. What if he were selfish or spoilt instead? This way he would have to change before he would be able to help the family.

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  3. Posted: March 8, 2018In: Fantasy

    When her kingdom is sacked by the aztecs, a naive princess must use dangerous magic to protect the last of her people from the brutal jaguar warriors.

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    Added an answer on March 8, 2018 at 4:42 pm

    This logline works - it has all the major beats it needs and the story is clear enough.I urge you to push yourself and find a different/better flaw for the princes - 'naive' is so overused and passe a flaw for female characters. It comes across as more of a convenience flaw for the sake of giving heRead more

    This logline works – it has all the major beats it needs and the story is clear enough.

    I urge you to push yourself and find a different/better flaw for the princes – ‘naive’ is so overused and passe a flaw for female characters. It comes across as more of a convenience flaw for the sake of giving her one than a genuine flaw which relates to the story. If she was a selfish, arrogant or a stuck up A-holee, she would need to learn to care about other people. this way you can give her a real negative character flaw which would make her inner journey interesting.

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