One reads about how a logline should be -- protagonist, antagonist, objective, stakes.
Bitter Script Reader found this logline compeling (ang gave the script a 9) as mentioned in his blog.
"The lone survivor of a massive school explosion is held against his will while the administration, police and school board appointed lawyer sift through a story of blackmail, cyber-bullying, and murder, to try to figure out exactly what happened"
Who's the protagonist?
Who's the antagonist?
What's at stake?
It seems like, even for loglines, there's not a "one size fits all" approach.
This particular story doesn't strike me as a likely Hero's Journey either.
Bitter Script Reader found this logline compeling (ang gave the script a 9) as mentioned in his blog.
"The lone survivor of a massive school explosion is held against his will while the administration, police and school board appointed lawyer sift through a story of blackmail, cyber-bullying, and murder, to try to figure out exactly what happened"
Who's the protagonist?
Who's the antagonist?
What's at stake?
It seems like, even for loglines, there's not a "one size fits all" approach.
This particular story doesn't strike me as a likely Hero's Journey either.
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