Images are copyright property of Lyall McCarthy. They take no responsibility for any coincidental comparisons that may be drawn with existing works. The intention of the authors is to at all times attempt to be unique and - more importantly - to inspire. As such it is possible that some of the loglines outlined here may share similarities with existing films/plays/novels/other narrative types or scripts currently in development.
The Disclaimer Although the authors of this blog have watched many, many, films, they are astutely aware that no idea is wholly original. They offer logline analysis services that can help you assess quality and potential before you start writing any scripts.
#A logline example serial#
Is it any good? We’re not experts, but we know people who are. A logline example The main character the young female FBI trainee The goal stop an active serial killer The antagonist which is that killer shes. We look forward to seeing them on the big screen soon! (Images are copyright property of Lyall McCarthy). What’s a logline? A summary of a story in one sentence (ok, sometimes two).Ĭan I use these loglines for my own scripts? Of course! Take them, mould them, and make them your own. Why the loglines? This blog is a creative experiment developed by Motion Brothers and aimed at stimulating the UK film industry by offering up ‘original’ loglines for further script development.
For one thing, you don’t need to get bogged down with including your character’s name in your logline.
This seems like a given, but it isn’t as straightforward as you’d think. Include your main character and who they are. A collection of example logline ideas to inspire the next generation of screenwriters and moviemakers. Here are the three things you’ll need to write a logline that garners interest in your book: 1.
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