Logline and One-Page Pitch
Condense a script idea for pitching.
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Write loglines and a one-page pitch for my screenplay. Story idea: [STORY_IDEA]. Format (feature, short, series pilot): [FORMAT]. Genre and tone: [GENRE_TONE]. Protagonist and antagonist: [CHARACTERS]. Produce five loglines of 25 to 35 words each using different emphases: protagonist-led, irony-led, stakes-led, genre-led, and theme-led. Check each for protagonist, goal, obstacle and stakes. Choose the best and explain why. Then write a one-page pitch with: logline, genre and tone comparisons (described generally without naming real titles), a three-paragraph synopsis, character descriptions in two lines each, and why this story now. Provide a list of questions an executive might ask and short answers. Add a short note on common logline mistakes such as naming too many characters or describing the plot without the stakes, with a corrected example using an invented story. Provide a list of five comparison questions to ask when positioning the project, and warn me not to claim a guaranteed audience or budget.
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