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  1. Posted: October 28, 2017In: Romance

    While investigating the darker parts of his corrupt city, a teenaged aristocrat is beguiled and betrayed by a brilliant young drug lord with a troubled past.

    savinh0 Samurai
    Added an answer on October 28, 2017 at 11:53 pm

    Is there any connection between the plot and his "aristocrat" background? You should focus more on a specific flaw or maybe put in some contrast into the character that is diametrically opposed to his goal. Otherwise, as mentioned above, there is no clear goal stated in your logline. What is your MCRead more

    Is there any connection between the plot and his “aristocrat” background?
    You should focus more on a specific flaw or maybe put in some contrast into the character that is diametrically opposed to his goal.
    Otherwise, as mentioned above, there is no clear goal stated in your logline. What is your MC striving for?
    And what are the stakes you need to bring in tension into your story.
    I also don’t see a connection between your logline and your genre. This sounds more like a crime drama.

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  2. Posted: October 4, 2017In: Drama

    Tiger

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    Added an answer on October 11, 2017 at 10:43 am

    The inciting incident in this logline is not clearly stated. Better write something like this: After the death of the tiger she was taking care of, a scared single mother has to tame an untamable tiger to save her job as a zookeeper. But to be honest, I don't see this objective goal as enough for aRead more

    The inciting incident in this logline is not clearly stated. Better write something like this: After the death of the tiger she was taking care of, a scared single mother has to tame an untamable tiger to save her job as a zookeeper.
    But to be honest, I don’t see this objective goal as enough for a whole story. What does taming exactly mean?
    And why is she dependent on the job? Does she have debt or is it her favorite job?

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  3. Posted: October 11, 2017In: Horror

    Young, desperate criminal Anthony Secorro and his small gang deal with the horrific consequenses of committing a strong-armed robbery during an exorcism.

    savinh0 Samurai
    Added an answer on October 11, 2017 at 8:08 am

    Your MC doesn't need a name in your logline. Just describe his main flaw and what he actually is, like a teacher, student, cop or murder. I think you can cut the terminology "young" and choose just desperate instead. I would also describe the consequences the gang has to deal with after the robbery.Read more

    Your MC doesn’t need a name in your logline. Just describe his main flaw and what he actually is, like a teacher, student, cop or murder.
    I think you can cut the terminology “young” and choose just desperate instead.
    I would also describe the consequences the gang has to deal with after the robbery. I mean there are thousand of potential ways your story can follow, so you have to be more specific in order to make your story stand out.

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