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After a plucky 10-year-old adventurer crash lands on top of a treehouse, he meets a ragtag group of foster kids and they go on exciting, whimsical adventures.
SYNOPSIS:
Timmy Adventurous is a plucky, spirited 10-year-old who finds himself on top of a treehouse in Brightville, USA after being blown away from his parents by a massive storm that destroyed his family’s skyship.
There, he meets the Treehouse Gang, a ragtag group of foster kids. Their foster mother, Mama Wanda, invites Timmy into her home.
Throughout the series, Timmy and the Gang sing, dance, and support each other as they face everyday problems within Brightville and sometimes end up in whimsical adventures.
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Hey, Nicholas Robinson. Catchy title.
I think your logline needs some work. Here's a logline suggestion: "After a plucky 10-year-old adventurer crash lands on a treehouse, he meets a ragtag group of foster kids and ___________ (main storyline of the show)."
I'd only use one adjective ("plucky" or "spirited") for Timmy so reading the first part of your logline isn't a mouth full ("plucky, spirited 10-year-old adventurer"). I'd use the adjective that describes his personality the most.
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Thanks, Mr. V., and how about this: "After a plucky 10-year-old adventurer crash lands on top of a treehouse, he meets a ragtag group of foster kids and they share some whimsical adventures."
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You're welcome, Nicholas Robinson. I like the logline. I suggest changing "they share some whimsical adventures" to something a little more exciting.
Here's a logline suggestion: "After a plucky 10-year-old adventurer crash lands on top of a treehouse that belongs to a ragtag group of foster kids, they go on exciting, whimsical adventures and face everyday problems in Brightville."
If the first part of the logline is a mouth full, what about this: "After a plucky 10-year-old adventurer crash lands on top of a treehouse that belongs to foster kids, they go on exciting, whimsical adventures and face everyday problems in Brightville."
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I read the story. Honestly. I do not know where you were going with this. I could not find the beats. The kids are having fun and out of nowhere Timmy is in the picture. It needs a set up before we see Timmy.
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