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Posted: December 9th, 2009, 8:14pm Report to Moderator
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This little diddy is interesting in that it has log lines. So I put it under this thread 'cause maybe it's about learnin'.

Anyone posting a script could learn a thing or two about log lines from this.

http://hollywoodroaster.files.wordpress.com/2009/11/turkeylist2009.pdf
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Posted: December 9th, 2009, 8:37pm Report to Moderator
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When writing a log line it's all about 3 questions...

1 - Who's the main character and what's he/she after or want?
2 - What is standing in the way of that person?  Could be another person or thing or event... It can be anything.
3 - What sets your story apart from the others?

Answere those and you'll have a decent log line.

Your link was interesting none the less.
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Ha -- very amusing indeed -- but it simply can't be true...can it?

I mean, a David Mamet race car script, a Chuck Norris script (the man can do anything!!), and Kirstie Ally as a fat elephant (they are not already fat)?

It sounds so made up it must be true haha.


Hey, it's my tiny, little IMDb!
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JOCK WITCH
by Ben Harlan
A man struggles with an itch “down there” only to realize a tiny
witch has been living in his pants, wreaking havoc and forcing
him to be a womanizer.
MANAGER: Magnet Management
STATUS: Unavailable. Apartment 3B producing.


They stole my idea!!!  Well, it had a witch in a guy's pants anyway. . .


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