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  1. Posted: June 23, 2013In: Public

    A disgraced former agent is forced to face his past when he is called into a covert operation to bring down a suspected terrorist – the Secretary of Defense

    Richiev Singularity
    Added an answer on June 24, 2013 at 8:06 am

    Dun Dun DHHHHH!!! Sorry, when I read the last line I could help but think of the musical cue. Overall I believe you are in the ballpark with this logline. Normally I don't like loglines where character must "Face their past" or in some loglines "Face their fear" but in yours, you imply that his disgRead more

    Dun Dun DHHHHH!!!

    Sorry, when I read the last line I could help but think of the musical cue.

    Overall I believe you are in the ballpark with this logline. Normally I don’t like loglines where character must “Face their past” or in some loglines “Face their fear” but in yours, you imply that his disgraced past may have something to do with his target, which works.

    At this point I would just do minor tweaking, not a major overhaul: Perhaps

    “A disgraced former agent is forced to face the man who ruined his career when he’s called into a covert operation to bring down a suspected terrorist ? the Secretary of Defense.”

    Hope that helped. Good luck with this!!!

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  2. Posted: June 22, 2013In: Public

    An email from a stranger threatening to erase his very existence forces a reclusive writer to post his very first logline–accidentally opening a portal to a demon universe, where he finally finds true love!

    Richiev Singularity
    Added an answer on June 23, 2013 at 9:35 am

    Thanks! Um... I mean Spasibo!

    Thanks! Um… I mean Spasibo!

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  3. Posted: June 23, 2013In: Public

    After lying to her co-workers about being in a relationship, a corporate control freak is forced to bring her ex-fiance with her on a family oriented work retreat

    Richiev Singularity
    Added an answer on June 23, 2013 at 8:36 am

    "After lying about her marital status, a corporate control freak is forced to bring her uncouth unemployed ex to a corporate retreat to avoid her fabrication being discovered." (If her ex was also a part of "Occupy Wall street" there could be some fun conflict in this)

    “After lying about her marital status, a corporate control freak is forced to bring her uncouth unemployed ex to a corporate retreat to avoid her fabrication being discovered.”

    (If her ex was also a part of “Occupy Wall street” there could be some fun conflict in this)

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