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  1. Posted: October 31, 2019In: Comedy

    When an 8ft hairy black monster begins following him around and disrupting his life, a lonely divorcee must find a way to get rid of it before it controls his entire existence.

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    Added an answer on November 2, 2019 at 2:51 pm

    Is this a part of his imagination or a real monster? If the former, then the conflict is inner if the latter then the conflict is external. If it's an inner conflict, you would need to describe the event that made him need to face his inner problems. Was it the divorce? Was it something he or his exRead more

    Is this a part of his imagination or a real monster?

    If the former, then the conflict is inner if the latter then the conflict is external.

    If it’s an inner conflict, you would need to describe the event that made him need to face his inner problems. Was it the divorce? Was it something he or his ex-wife did?

    If the monster is real, then the monster’s appearance is the inciting event, which makes getting rid of it the goal. How did the monster come into being and find him? Was it a camping trip? A magical appearance out of thin air? Either way, whatever force or event brought the monster into his life, needs to be described in the logline.

     

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  2. Posted: November 1, 2019In: Comedy

    When a new film contest starts a group of egocentric childhood friends set out to make a movie, despite the fact that they know nothing about film making. But when the opportunity presents itself they are wiling to do whatever it takes to achieve their dreams.

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    Added an answer on November 2, 2019 at 2:45 pm

    Agreed with the above. In general, loglines are better when they focus on the plot. In this case, you seemed to describe the premise and setup instead of the major story beats.  

    Agreed with the above.

    In general, loglines are better when they focus on the plot. In this case, you seemed to describe the premise and setup instead of the major story beats.

     

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  3. Posted: November 1, 2019In: SciFi

    This romantic, sci-fi action fantasy is set in a medieval world where war is common and survival is a daily struggle. The young heroine, Betha must persevere to overcome beasts, barbarians, ice Vikings, mythical creatures, elves and savages throughout the kingdom who all want her head.

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    Added an answer on November 2, 2019 at 2:42 pm

    Agreed with all the above. I'll add that in most cases when you find yourself using many adjectives or genre descriptions in a logline, you know something is wrong.

    Agreed with all the above.

    I’ll add that in most cases when you find yourself using many adjectives or genre descriptions in a logline, you know something is wrong.

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