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A coma patient has an out of body experience, and her spirit must reach her ancestral plot to enter Heaven, before the “Slow-Walker” takes her to Hell.
That's right man! And don't forget, everything you hear from us is, ultimately, opinions. Some might be correct, but nonetheless, it's up to you to decide how you will or won't write your logline :)
That’s right man! And don’t forget, everything you hear from us is, ultimately, opinions. Some might be correct, but nonetheless, it’s up to you to decide how you will or won’t write your logline 🙂
See lessSean Metcalfe is a family man first and salesman second. When a tragic car accident sets off a series of events, Sean will need to come up with the ultimate sales pitch to keep his family together.
What does the car accident have to do with the sales pitch? How are the stakes of a failed sales pitch the loss of his family?
What does the car accident have to do with the sales pitch? How are the stakes of a failed sales pitch the loss of his family?
See lessWilliam Van Alen?s building of the Chrysler building and the competition to be the first to complete the world?s tallest building.
I think you're spot on in that there is a story here - it's well known enough to have audience appeal, but it hasn't really been tackled yet. Still - dpg is totally right. This logline has put the premise into a logline, and as such it's kind of hard to understand how its story dynamics are going toRead more
I think you’re spot on in that there is a story here – it’s well known enough to have audience appeal, but it hasn’t really been tackled yet. Still – dpg is totally right. This logline has put the premise into a logline, and as such it’s kind of hard to understand how its story dynamics are going to work.
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