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Secrets are the dish of the day at a charming corner tavern on the outskirts of New Orleans. Spellbinding and hysterical, something always goes wrong at table 69.
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On the surface, The Korner Tavern is the quintessential local tavern but on the inside something is wrong. Table 69 has an irreversible curse. The staff, in-the-know, are expert secret-keepers; each harbors a secret of their own.
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Three sentences... why not. It tells me everyting that I want to know and is still under 30 words.
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I agree with Rutger. The concept and journey is clear, while still leaving room for us to imaging this world. Let us know when you have pages to read?
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Others have said it, so I will too: Ginger, you got something special with this one. I'd like to read more about if it's not too much trouble.
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Great concept! IAs a New Orleanian, I'm curious about the "urban Legend curse" behind this "Table 69". Is it an artifact from some evil, diabolical Voodoo sacrificial place? A remnant from a terrible tragedy that implements its curse on unsuspecting humans? It's material itself from a wicked Covenant of witches or old slave quarters where slaves were tortured? Like New Orleans, it itself has a rich, and deep history in the occult, macabre, and spiritual realm to tap into! Cheers to your writing success!
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DD, I'm glad you asked. Being a comedy, the legend of the curse had to be funny. Here it is: Years ago when Buddy and his wife first opened the tavern, a table of wooo girls tourists were goofing around, mimicking, making fun of the voodoo priestesses and witch doctors they had visited earlier in the day and accidentally cursed the table.
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I uploaded the 2-page pitch document to my profile if anyone wants to read more.
Read it. I think it's a great pitch doc. If I have any notes I'll DM you but I really hope this gets green lit for you!
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Your log line & synopsis are much the same. I know the premise, but it wasn't until after I read your response to DD Miles that I found out what the story is. It sounds like a good one!
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