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  1. Posted: August 12, 2013In: Public

    When the world’s economic system collapses causing great social upheaval, a rising political savior steps in with a new economic idea where all economy is stored inside the human body, beginning the formation of a powerful Governmental global revolution and resulting in one of the greatest tribulation periods of all time.

    Nicholas Andrew Halls Samurai
    Added an answer on August 12, 2013 at 7:27 pm

    I don't understand what your protagonist's goal is ... in a visual sense. What am I watching this character try to do?

    I don’t understand what your protagonist’s goal is … in a visual sense. What am I watching this character try to do?

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  2. Posted: August 12, 2013In: Public

    fugitive is a story about a man who is famed for a murder he didn't commit on his way to prison his bus crashes so he goes on the run to find the true killer to prove his innocents as police are trying to find his whereabouts

    Nicholas Andrew Halls Samurai
    Added an answer on August 12, 2013 at 7:26 pm

    Also, just a heads up - this is not a review site.

    Also, just a heads up – this is not a review site.

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  3. Posted: August 8, 2013In: Public

    When a tough, beloved gay uncle of a large Maori family starts dressing in drag, he is met with opposition from his family, the town and a notorious Maori gang who everyone wants to get rid of.

    Nicholas Andrew Halls Samurai
    Added an answer on August 9, 2013 at 2:39 pm

    Totally into the hook of your film. Almost like "Once Were Warriors" for a new generation. Unfortunately your logline only tells us the concept. What is the inciting incident? (Presumably, the think that prompts the uncle to begin dressing in drag, or else reveals that he already does this to the woRead more

    Totally into the hook of your film. Almost like “Once Were Warriors” for a new generation.

    Unfortunately your logline only tells us the concept. What is the inciting incident? (Presumably, the think that prompts the uncle to begin dressing in drag, or else reveals that he already does this to the world?)

    Once the uncle starts dressing in drag (I assume the uncle is the protagonist) what is his goal? (Remember, we’re talking about writing films for cinema here, so it needs to be CINEMATIC … the goal is obviously to live ones life and be accepted for who we are … but what is the visual metaphor you’re employing in your film to represent this? What does this character need to DO so that your audience knows that they have either succeeded or failed in attaining this goal?)

    Identifying the Maori gang as an antagonist for everyone in the town in the logline suggests that there’s already common ground that the uncle can stand on. You’d think you’d want to highlight the dramatic tension by putting him at odds with EVERYONE? So maybe don’t mention in the logline that he is facing antagonism from his family, but that they all have a common enemy who they will fight off?

    Finally, the title is not super catchy. Maybe just Uncle Wahine? Tells me geography, it’s a bit of a pun (suggesting an offbeat tone, like something Taika Waititi might want to make) and it makes me, as someone not native to New Zealand, interested in what it means.

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