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When the town of Highsdale receives its demonic visitors through a mysterious Hellgate, a teenage high school student battles a malevolent evil seeking to break the lineage of the Huntresses and unleash a hellish apocalypse.
For me this instantly read Buffy the Vampire Slayer (if it weren't for the change of town name, I could have thought this was for the Examples section): Highsdale - Sunnydale Demonic visitors - demons and vampires Hellgate - Hellmouth High school student - as per Lineage of the Huntresses - lineageRead more
For me this instantly read Buffy the Vampire Slayer (if it weren’t for the change of town name, I could have thought this was for the Examples section):
You didn’t mention a gender, but Richiev used ‘her’ in his rewrite and I wonder if this is because it suggested the same to him.
Don’t get me wrong, this is the kind of thing I can watch over and over again – in fact it’s the type of thing I’m trying to find an angle on at present. ?I suppose that’s my point, I’d be tempted to rethink an approach or angle where you’re offering the same kind of thing, only different enough to stand alone and peak someone’s interest.
After acceptance into a new gene-altering program, a nerdy, popular eSports gamer undergoes a risky, unknown side-effects procedure to become a NFL quarterback hoping to win a Super Bowl.
Hi pdlz78, I can see plenty of opportunities for conflict in your premise. ?My initial thoughts on reading it are (I may be barking up the wrong tree as this isn't my genre): Can you be nerdy and popular? LOL. ?If he wasn't popular, would that give him more to prove/gain? Or is he at risk of losingRead more
Hi pdlz78,
I can see plenty of opportunities for conflict in your premise. ?My initial thoughts on reading it are (I may be barking up the wrong tree as this isn’t my genre):
- Can you be nerdy and popular? LOL. ?If he wasn’t popular, would that give him more to prove/gain? Or is he at risk of losing his popularity?
- ‘risky unknown side-effects’ – is a bit clunky, and says the same thing twice?
- Does he want to be an NFL quarterback in eSports or regular sports?
- What is at risk for him/at stake? ?Getting caught cheating?
See lessA man with multiple personality disorder is being held captive by a murderous cult or his own personalities. He must rescue a girl who may or may not exist and escape.
Hi Craig, I like your premise - the sense of not knowing what is real can be extremely intriguing and nightmarish if done correctly. ?I'm confused by your logline though - here are my thoughts: Why does he have to rescue the girl - what is at stake? Is the girl the goal, or his freedom, or both? I wRead more
Hi Craig,
I like your premise – the sense of not knowing what is real can be extremely intriguing and nightmarish if done correctly. ?I’m confused by your logline though – here are my thoughts:
I think writing down a little bit about your story may help us see what story you’re aiming to convey.
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