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  1. Posted: September 15, 2014In: Public

    Twenty-year-old vindictive Johnny leaves the reform school, forms a one man army with nature's creatures, and avenges his parents' assassins, the last one being the head of state with impregnable security.

    rockyr
    Added an answer on September 18, 2014 at 1:22 pm

    You don't need to include your protag's name. Unless the protag is a famous person, character names are meaningless and tend to clutter the logline. Better to use a descriptive noun and a well-chosen adjective. This will make the character clearer and the logline more succinct: "A rebellious juvenilRead more

    You don’t need to include your protag’s name. Unless the protag is a famous person, character names are meaningless and tend to clutter the logline.

    Better to use a descriptive noun and a well-chosen adjective. This will make the character clearer and the logline more succinct:

    “A rebellious juvenile delinquent forms a one man army with nature’s creatures to avenge his parents death at the hands of corrupt assassins, one of whom is a head of state with impregnable security.”

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  2. Posted: September 15, 2014In: Public

    Twenty-year-old vindictive Johnny leaves the reform school, forms a one man army with nature's creatures, and avenges his parents' assassins, the last one being the head of state with impregnable security.

    rockyr
    Added an answer on September 18, 2014 at 1:22 pm

    You don't need to include your protag's name. Unless the protag is a famous person, character names are meaningless and tend to clutter the logline. Better to use a descriptive noun and a well-chosen adjective. This will make the character clearer and the logline more succinct: "A rebellious juvenilRead more

    You don’t need to include your protag’s name. Unless the protag is a famous person, character names are meaningless and tend to clutter the logline.

    Better to use a descriptive noun and a well-chosen adjective. This will make the character clearer and the logline more succinct:

    “A rebellious juvenile delinquent forms a one man army with nature’s creatures to avenge his parents death at the hands of corrupt assassins, one of whom is a head of state with impregnable security.”

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  3. Posted: July 18, 2013In: Public

    A voyeuristic loner becomes convinced he?s being relentlessly stalked by a secret FBI task force out to drive him insane, erase his identity, and frame him for multiple sex-related homicides.

    rockyr
    Added an answer on July 19, 2013 at 9:38 am

    Thanks for the great feedback jm

    Thanks for the great feedback jm

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