Writing a logline is a vital part of the screenwriting process and one of the most effective ways of selling your script. A logline is the essence of your screenplay (character, want, and obstacle) written in a clear, concise and creative way - ideally between 20-30 words.
In this video, Michael Schilf uses the Oscar award-winning film, Argo, as an example.
After watching this video, continue on to their website for more instruction and hundreds of examples.
First posted: 6 September 2014
Adelaide Screenwriter : Screenwriting, Movies, Tuckshop & Charm School.
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