[Ep 08] How to write a Logline, Beginning, Middle and End?

(“Writer’s Block” episode category)

Why should a writer figure out the logline before writing the screenplay? If you have an idea, and if you have formed an apt logline which can hook anyone, how to figure out the beginning, middle and end for the screenplay?

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Georgy Abraham

He was institutionalised for 6yrs in a Film Institute, to forget about the 4yrs which an Engg college stole. Inveterate dreamer who dreams to utter Spielberg’s words, “I dream for a living.”