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To distance himself from overbearing parents, high school freshman Michael Colantino finds himself compelled to create thoughtful hip-hop music in a world that overwhelmed with flashy and uninspired artists. Michael's friend Harry seeks help dealing with a dishonest truck driver.
Agreed, after some thought I'm losing the hip-hop angle and have came up with following logline for the series: "Freshmen at Chauncey Vocation High School Frank, Harry and Danny are a group of kindhearted degenerates learning to deal with life in high school." What do you think?
Agreed, after some thought I’m losing the hip-hop angle and have came up with following logline for the series:
See less“Freshmen at Chauncey Vocation High School Frank, Harry and Danny are a group of kindhearted degenerates learning to deal with life in high school.”
What do you think?
To distance himself from overbearing parents, high school freshman Michael Colantino finds himself compelled to create thoughtful hip-hop music in a world that overwhelmed with flashy and uninspired artists. Michael's friend Harry seeks help dealing with a dishonest truck driver.
Agreed, thanks for your input.
Agreed, thanks for your input.
See lessTo distance himself from overbearing parents, high school freshman Michael Colantino finds himself compelled to create thoughtful hip-hop music in a world that overwhelmed with flashy and uninspired artists. Michael's friend Harry seeks help dealing with a dishonest truck driver.
Thanks for your response! I agree that it sounds much better split up. My original thought was that I wanted to create a feel for a series in the logline of the pilot, but I see now that is not what is best. Also, after much thought I'm going to ditch the hip-hop angle and maybe just make it a runniRead more
Thanks for your response! I agree that it sounds much better split up. My original thought was that I wanted to create a feel for a series in the logline of the pilot, but I see now that is not what is best.
Also, after much thought I’m going to ditch the hip-hop angle and maybe just make it a running side story.
I have came up with the following series logline:
“Freshmen at Chauncey Vocation High School Frank, Harry and Danny are a group of kindhearted degenerates learning to deal with life in high school”
What do you think?
See less