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  1. Posted: January 2, 2020In: Romance

    An ambitious young actor begins a passionate love affair with a washed-up but wealthy older actress, however, her family suspect he’s a gold-digger and set out to undermine his career.

    Richiev Singularity
    Added an answer on January 3, 2020 at 8:16 pm

    Who is the lead character, The young actor? The Older Actor? Or the suspicious family member? Who's point of view are we seeing this story from?

    Who is the lead character, The young actor? The Older Actor? Or the suspicious family member? Who’s point of view are we seeing this story from?

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  2. Posted: January 2, 2020In: Comedy

    When a high school reunion brings together a group of female friends, they use the night to complete their unfinished and outdated high school bucket list before they part ways again.

    Richiev Singularity
    Added an answer on January 2, 2020 at 10:58 am

    To Take dpg's idea as a baseline:-----"When her best friend from highschool reveals she has cancer, a wild child turned respectable mom uses the 25th highschool reunion to reunite the old gang and help their dying friend complete her highschool bucket list."-----Of course, your logline would be diffRead more

    To Take dpg’s idea as a baseline:

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    “When her best friend from highschool reveals she has cancer, a wild child turned respectable mom uses the 25th highschool reunion to reunite the old gang and help their dying friend complete her highschool bucket list.”

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    Of course, your logline would be different, but this logline example uses dpg’s critique, and adds and inciting incident (The ‘why now’ of the story) gives a time frame and adds a serious undertone to the possible comedic premise.

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    TP an old rival’s house.

    Smoke a joint on the roof

    Streak through the school

    Kiss the guy she never had the courage to kiss

    Tell off the mean vice principal

    Go to prom

    (in fact, a very good scene could be when the friends recreate the prom their dying friend missed and surprise her; not only with the dance, but have her old flame in a tux as her prom date)

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  3. Posted: December 30, 2019In: Family

    When a teenager discovers her identical twin, she convinces her to swap lives so she may discover the whereabouts of their missing father.

    Richiev Singularity
    Added an answer on December 30, 2019 at 11:28 am

    I think the concept interesting, but why can't the first twin hunt for her father without switching places? That obstacle is probably important to the logline

    I think the concept interesting, but why can’t the first twin hunt for her father without switching places? That obstacle is probably important to the logline

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