Please help me with my logline:
In medieval France, Joan of Arc must hunt vampiric soldiers led by a demonic English general, battling an ancient evil that threatens to plunge the world into eternal night.
THANK YOU!!
Please help me with my logline:
In medieval France, Joan of Arc must hunt vampiric soldiers led by a demonic English general, battling an ancient evil that threatens to plunge the world into eternal night.
THANK YOU!!
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Is the English general the ancient evil, Mark Deuce?
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Yes Mark Deuce is the English general the evil sourced
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Mark Deuce Is the Demonic General a demon or a human who trades in demonic rituals?
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Yes Maurice Vaughan
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Yes Pat Savage
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The General was turned into a vampire David Blaustein
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Mark Deuce
In medieval France, Joan of Arc hunts a vampiric English general and his soldiers to stop him from plunging the world into eternal night.
Or: In medieval France, Joan of Arc hunts a vampiric English general and his soldiers to stop him from plunging the world into eternal darkness.
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Mark Deuce My take: "Joan of Arc is forced to battle a demonic British General and his army of Vampire soldiers to prevent the world from plunging into eternal night." -- Explained: This is simple and to the point. It's not necessary to mention Medieval France because, well, Joan of Arc :) Even though she may "hunt" vampires in the film, I think -- just my opinion - that you risk turning people off due to the similarities with "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter." Although that might not be an issue, I would avoid it so it doesn't become an issue. I hope that helps.
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Joan of Arc must save the world from vampires that fight for an endless night
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I agree with David Blaustein comment that JOA is superfluous. I like Maurice Vaughan 's, except I would make a small change ... English Vampire General ... It flows easier, I think. Also, a Vampire is expected to have vampiric traits.
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I'm willing to give some feedback, but I can't really do much to help you find the most meaningful things to highlight going off what you have already chosen to highlight. A few paragraphs about your intended audience and what they can expect to talk about on the car ride home would be very helpful...
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Thank you so much Maurice Vaughan I love it!!
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Really appreciate the amazing fedback and logline David Blaustein and you helped me alot!!
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Thanks Charles V Abela
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Short and very sweet Vincent Turner Thank you!
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Thank you Kenneth Michael Daniels
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You're welcome, Mark Deuce.
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I just made the changes and thank you so much for your amazing feedback, help, and support!!
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Looks like you got the help you need but I thought I'd chime in anyhow. I like to use the longline formula of: when this occurs, this happens.
When a vampire general marches his undead army toward medieval France, Joan of Arc must lead her forces to destroy the coming evil before the world is plunged into eternal darkness.
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My pleasure Mark Deuce!
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I'm a complete amateur, but coming from that perspective, I find the terms "vampiric" and "demonic" regarding the General a bit unclear. I was not sure if I was supposed to understand him as a literal vampire/demon, or someone aligned with the vampires who had metaphorical vampiric/demonic qualities, like being manipulative, self-serving, etc. I would put reference to the ancient evil before the description of the General to clarify these are supernatural abilities.