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A womanizer music mogul, finds himself wrapped up in a sexual abuse scandal after finding true love with a beautiful singer who shapes him into a better man.
This is more of a situation, The story would be what the lead does about the allegations.
This is more of a situation, The story would be what the lead does about the allegations.
See lessWhen terrorists kill the best friend of Elliot Ross, a troubled Yeshiva-grad, he must decide between building a future with the girl of his dreams, or seeking out revenge on those he deems responsible, even if it means losing it all.
The way your logline is written, the story seems to revolve around whether or not the lead should get revenge. I am not sure if viewers want to sit through 2 hours of a lead character choosing whether or not to take action.You should just make the story about the lead actually getting revenge insteaRead more
The way your logline is written, the story seems to revolve around whether or not the lead should get revenge.
I am not sure if viewers want to sit through 2 hours of a lead character choosing whether or not to take action.
You should just make the story about the lead actually getting revenge instead of having a story about a lead character deciding whether or not to get revenge.
See lessThat way the lead character will be more pro-active.
In order to impress his friends at a backyard campout, a young boy and his father struggle to avoid corny horror tropes as they narrate and develop the scariest camp fire story of all time.
I am not sure what the stakes are. Is there a reason he must impress his friends?
I am not sure what the stakes are. Is there a reason he must impress his friends?
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