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By Karel Segers on February 18, 2008 / Guest Contributions / 1 Comment

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Nafa – Choctops Meeting: 18/2/08 (Report by John Haly, Thank you to Tony Chu) Karel -a Belgian producer and script consultant – founded OZZYWOOD Films and The Story Department (which is a unique Australian blog and online resource for screen story theory). Karel headed production and programming

Logline: Definitions

By Karel Segers on November 8, 2007 / Post Series, Premium Content, Story & Structure / Leave a comment

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Let’s start by saying what it isn’t. It is not a tagline. It is not really a one-paragraph synopsis either. (and it’s definitely not a slug line) The Australian Film Commission says: “filmmakers are often asked to supply a one sentence version of their film story. This

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