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  1. Posted: April 24, 2016In: Thriller

    Whenever a pain in the ass hitman sleeps, he always wakes up to a new future in the middle of his next hit until he decides to stay up and abandon mission, and discovers a thieves? guild?s plot to rob Big Pharm of a drug that grants immortal health, no sleep required.

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    Added an answer on April 25, 2016 at 2:12 pm

    Agreed with all the above comments. In order to help simplify the concept, I think best if you choose one job in which he wakes up and tell the story around that. This way you can use the first time he wakes up in the middle of a future mission as his inciting incident.

    Agreed with all the above comments.

    In order to help simplify the concept, I think best if you choose one job in which he wakes up and tell the story around that. This way you can use the first time he wakes up in the middle of a future mission as his inciting incident.

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  2. Posted: April 24, 2016In: Horror

    300 years ago, the Penitente rose from the ashes of the Pueblo Revolts. Today Diana believes her family’s dark past has caught up to her when the body of a crucified man is found in the desert.

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    Added an answer on April 25, 2016 at 2:07 pm

    Hard to add any useful notes to the comments above. I would say that for me the logline is confusing and vague in its descriptions, I needed to read it twice to get an idea of the characters and their actions.

    Hard to add any useful notes to the comments above.
    I would say that for me the logline is confusing and vague in its descriptions, I needed to read it twice to get an idea of the characters and their actions.

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  3. Posted: April 24, 2016In: Examples

    After the king asks him to serve as his advisor, the lord of the North discovers the murder plot of his predecessor as an attempt to cover up the heir’s illegitimate claim to the throne.

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    Added an answer on April 25, 2016 at 1:54 pm

    True, the books had already provided a "built in audience", so the pitch would have been a mere technicality at best. I was just trying to logline a complex narrative.

    True, the books had already provided a “built in audience”, so the pitch would have been a mere technicality at best.
    I was just trying to logline a complex narrative.

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