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Comedy: BLUE BALL BIOSPHERE The 4 YEAR BIOSPHERE EXPERIMENT goes haywire when the 4 WOMEN turn out to be Lesbians and the 4 MEN do all they can to break out!
What Leaon wrote. Check out the 'Formula' tab to learn about logline conventions.
What Leaon wrote.
Check out the ‘Formula’ tab to learn about logline conventions.
See lessRom-Com: THE DAY THE MUSIC STOPPED AN AGING ROCK GROUPIE can?t find a Band so she takes it out on every MAN she dates, until she dates a PSYCHIATRIST.
I see potential in this if the groupie has more of a definative goal. What if her goal is to start her own band and beat the band that kicked her out at their own game? For example: After being shunned by the band she followed, a lonely groupie starts her own band in order to beat the other one to tRead more
I see potential in this if the groupie has more of a definative goal. What if her goal is to start her own band and beat the band that kicked her out at their own game?
For example:
See lessAfter being shunned by the band she followed, a lonely groupie starts her own band in order to beat the other one to top of the charts on iTunes.
A feisty female weretiger who just wants to hunt in peace, discovers a werecat trapped beneath the city, while realising that she is in love with her best friend Sally, as they team up with and unlikely ally to save the world from destruction.
Agreed with? DPG. Also, the MC descriptions are lacking. "...female..." adds nothing to the reader's understanding of what kind of person she is. What's her flaw? What is the problem she needs to overcome in order to become a better person?
Agreed with? DPG.
Also, the MC descriptions are lacking. “…female…” adds nothing to the reader’s understanding of what kind of person she is. What’s her flaw? What is the problem she needs to overcome in order to become a better person?
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