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  1. Posted: February 20, 2015In: Public

    Two cultures live side-by-side with little to do with each other until the sins of a white man force the laws of his unknown heritage.

    Richiev Singularity
    Added an answer on February 21, 2015 at 1:25 am

    That attempt is much, much better, how about adding the word reluctant When the body of the Mayor?s son is discovered on the reservation, the reluctant cop must go back to his own Indian culture to solve the case and learn to accept his own heritage.

    That attempt is much, much better, how about adding the word reluctant

    When the body of the Mayor?s son is discovered on the reservation, the reluctant cop must go back to his own Indian culture to solve the case and learn to accept his own heritage.

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  2. Posted: February 20, 2015In: Public

    Two cultures live side-by-side with little to do with each other until the sins of a white man force the laws of his unknown heritage.

    Richiev Singularity
    Added an answer on February 21, 2015 at 1:25 am

    That attempt is much, much better, how about adding the word reluctant When the body of the Mayor?s son is discovered on the reservation, the reluctant cop must go back to his own Indian culture to solve the case and learn to accept his own heritage.

    That attempt is much, much better, how about adding the word reluctant

    When the body of the Mayor?s son is discovered on the reservation, the reluctant cop must go back to his own Indian culture to solve the case and learn to accept his own heritage.

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  3. Posted: February 20, 2015In: Public

    With most of his Arctic drilling barge crew dead, an up-and-coming oil exec struggles to manage the crisis ?by the book?, but a primordial fungus brought up from under the ice begins to infect the staff of the local hospital turning them into violent sexual predators furiously spreading their spores.

    Richiev Singularity
    Added an answer on February 20, 2015 at 2:54 pm

    First, I doubt there is a by-the-book response to a primordial fungus which turns humans into raging sex fiends, so that should be dropped from the logline. Second: Struggles is passive. The lead should have to 'Do Something' in order to save the day (or fail trying) This was my original logline advRead more

    First, I doubt there is a by-the-book response to a primordial fungus which turns humans into raging sex fiends, so that should be dropped from the logline.

    Second: Struggles is passive. The lead should have to ‘Do Something’ in order to save the day (or fail trying)

    This was my original logline advice the last time you posted it:
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    When a primordial fungus infects his crew turning then into raging sex fiends, an up-and-coming Alaskan oil exec is forced to work with his scientist ex-wife to find a cure because at forty below zero, escape is not an option.?
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    While you don’t have to use it. Hopefully you see what I did, the lead needs to do something (In fact do the last thing he really wants to do) work with is ex-wife to find a cure.

    Your logline will be different but you should tell us what the lead needs to DO in order to either A: find a cure or B: escape.

    Hope that helped, good luck with this!

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