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You put a lot of sugar in your coffee!" if they don't care. And then they say, "I want to know more", or "Wow. What has happened over and over again is me saying something like this: "It's about a couple who go out on a bad date and end up killing a cop", or "It's basically Home Alone but Kevin is Barron Trump", or "it's the story of the guy who created Reddit", (these are not mine by the way). Nobody has hired me to write something because of a logline. In my experience (and this just might be me), in the three years that I've been working in Hollywood, I've never had to drop a logline with any manager/agent/producer/production company/studio exec. Or making sure that, as a writer, you have the basic ingredients of a story, but not much else. Loglines seem to be far more useful for contests.
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