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The Logline Fallacy

Posted on March 7, 2012 by Saint

Loglines are not created equal. They’re not all humdingers, attention grabbers, they are not the alpha and omega of the quality of a script. They can’t be. They shouldn’t be. While you can judge quite a bit from a logline, … Continue reading →

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