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
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How to Write a Logline
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.
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.
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