Free course

The 3 Essential Elements

of a Great Logline

Get clear on the foundational elements of a logline so your script or fiction ideas have a fighting chance in the crowded marketplace with this free 3-part course.

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Here’s what you’ll find inside:

The 3 Essential Elements to creating a logline for a screenplay or novel (so you can have a fighting chance in a crowded marketplace)

The 8 central problems at the center of a strong idea – and how you can “stack” them to make an even bigger impact

How to ensure your problem is big enough that people care if it gets resolved by the end of the story

​The crucial element to add to your story to make it feel like the problem is overwhelming (even if it’s not a life or death situation)

How to properly use negative stakes to build intensity throughout your story – and keep your reader gripped until the end.

​ The single fastest way to keep the problem growing in the eyes of your reader

50 “modifiers” to add to the ​6 basic genres to make your story more engaging and memorable

BONUS: 10 real life examples (written by me) of good and bad versions of loglines for 10 popular films

BONUS: Downloadable Workbook with lessons and prompts

Hey! My name is Erik…

… I’m a screenwriter best known for my work on the HBO miniseries Band of Brothers and From the Earth to the Moon, for which I won two Emmy and two Golden Globe Awards as part of the producing team, working with Executive Producers Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg.

I meet a lot of writers that know they need to write better loglines but aren’t sure how to get started.

A powerful, memorable, engaging logline is the first step in getting industry attention for your screenplay or novel idea.

This simple (but powerful) mini course will show you the 3 essential elements your logline needs to be powerful and effective.

Use and enjoy!

Erik Bork

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