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In a logline it?s better, to begin with, what sets the story in motion rather than end with it. ?When his daughter contracts cancer, a desperate?teacher??
In a logline it?s better, to begin with, what sets the story in motion rather than end with it.
?When his daughter contracts cancer, a desperate?teacher??
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This is short enough you could probably add a detail or two. by detail I mean, does he have to find some magical armor? or a dragon killing bow? or scale an unscaleable mountain or train with a reclusive warrior? Also, you should begin your logline with the incident that sets the story in motion. BuRead more
This is short enough you could probably add a detail or two. by detail I mean, does he have to find some magical armor? or a dragon killing bow? or scale an unscaleable mountain or train with a reclusive warrior?
Also, you should begin your logline with the incident that sets the story in motion.
But other than that I get the gist of the story from your short but to the point logline.
See lesstittle:_” impenetrable” the desperate high school teacher kidnap his student and ask her family huge amount of money for his only daughter for cancer diagnosis
In a logline it's better, to begin with, what sets the story in motion rather than end with it. "When his daughter contracts cancer, a desperate?teacher..."
In a logline it’s better, to begin with, what sets the story in motion rather than end with it.
“When his daughter contracts cancer, a desperate?teacher…”
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