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  1. Posted: June 10, 2024In: Superhero

    Three good for nothing youths unexpectedly gain superpowers and must save their crumbling city, YGN, from complete destruction.

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    Added an answer on September 3, 2024 at 3:06 am

    The logline is pretty clear but comes across quite generic. Once I read the synopsis I was intrigued, because now I understood what was personally at stake and his knowledge of the future. I think you should distill it into a more specific logline. E.g. focusing on the fact that he can see the futurRead more

    The logline is pretty clear but comes across quite generic. Once I read the synopsis I was intrigued, because now I understood what was personally at stake and his knowledge of the future. I think you should distill it into a more specific logline. E.g. focusing on the fact that he can see the future and has to change the present to stop a catastrophe that will kill his future wife and destroy the nation.

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  2. Posted: June 29, 2024In: Comedy

    Demoted after a failed coup against Satan, an inept demon is sent to America to create chaos and earn back his honor, but his rival demon’s sabotaging antics turn every mission into a comedic disaster.

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    Added an answer on September 3, 2024 at 2:43 am

    I think the logline is good because I really get the concept and the comedy. If you in one word can add the personality or antics of the rival demon to make it more specific, it might create even more uniqueness, clarity (of their conflict) and comedy?

    I think the logline is good because I really get the concept and the comedy. If you in one word can add the personality or antics of the rival demon to make it more specific, it might create even more uniqueness, clarity (of their conflict) and comedy?

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