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  1. Posted: October 20, 2013In: Public

    After his rock musical The Rock Man gets nominated for best musical, a broadway theater director tries to advertise his play so it can win a Tony and he is also struggling with his wife's death

    Richiev Singularity
    Added an answer on October 21, 2013 at 9:02 pm

    "After his wife's death, a heartbroken director stops a nothing to see the play he dedicated to her win a tony in spite underhanded competition from an arch rival."

    “After his wife’s death, a heartbroken director stops a nothing to see the play he dedicated to her win a tony in spite underhanded competition from an arch rival.”

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  2. Posted: October 17, 2013In: Public

    When a bumbling businessman's necktie is used to strangle the hostess of a lavish party, he must retrieve his tie before he is implicated in the murder. Unfortunately, both the body and the necktie are missing.

    Richiev Singularity
    Added an answer on October 18, 2013 at 4:06 am

    I like this logline, First: We have a lead character. (Bumbling business man) We have an inciting incident that's specific. (Tie used in murder) We have a goal. (Getting the tie back) We have stakes (Indited for murder) -and- We have something standing in the lead's way. (The tie is missing, he mustRead more

    I like this logline,

    First:
    We have a lead character. (Bumbling business man)
    We have an inciting incident that’s specific. (Tie used in murder)
    We have a goal. (Getting the tie back)
    We have stakes (Indited for murder)
    -and-
    We have something standing in the lead’s way. (The tie is missing, he must search for it, plus it’s implied there is a killer about)

    Second: You may be able to leave out … in the murder. Simply saying before he’s implicated is all you need.

    Third: My only question: How does he know his necktie was used in the murder if the body is missing???

    Anyway, good attempted
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    After his necktie’s used to strangle the hostess of a lavish party, a bumbling businessman must retrieve the murder weapon before he’s implicated; unfortunately both the tie and body have disappeared.”
    (31 words and no period)
    —–

    Hope that helped, good luck with this!!!!

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  3. Posted: October 12, 2013In: Public

    The summer of 1978 will change a group of young ghost investigators lives forever ? they must solve the mystery at the heart of their rural seaside town and catch a villain with nothing more than their wits and chopper bikes all the while growing together as they grow up.

    Richiev Singularity
    Added an answer on October 17, 2013 at 2:01 am

    Elly,that sounds like an interesting idea. Oddly enough, creating a logline can sometimes help solidify a story idea. Good luck!

    Elly,that sounds like an interesting idea. Oddly enough, creating a logline can sometimes help solidify a story idea. Good luck!

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