The Great Logline Lab & Unapologetic Bribes

I have an online Zoom logline lab Saturday (October 12, 7 PM ET).

The Logline Lab has open seats.

I would prefer to have full seats.

SO!

To get info about The Logline Lab out there, aka actually showing up on the internet, I’m going to bribe you guys to share information about the lab.

Share the link to the Logline Lab (https://theafw.com/lab-the-logline) more times than anyone else with the hashtag #afwlogline and you (or someone you wish to gift the Zoom logline lab to) get the Zoom logline lab for free. Yay!

GO!

The Fine Print:

I will be counting #afwlogine hashtag shares on Facebook, Twitter, CounterSocial, Tiktok, Instagram, Stage32, BlueSky, and Talentville.

Cut off for the counts is Thursday October 10 at midnight ET.

To tally up your hashtag share counts, there must be a recognizable entity across platforms if you are sharing on multiple platforms, as in a same or similar and/or recognizable name attached to the account(s) doing the hashtag shares. For example. I’m pretty recognizable across platforms as Max Adams & CelluloidBlonde.

All final counts and decisions are determined by Max — the end.

Here is that hashtag again: #afwlogline

Here is that Logline Lab info link again: https://theafw.com/lab-the-logline/

GO!


UPDATE 10.11.24 : AND THE WINNERS ARE!!

ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Max Adams is an author and award winning screenwriter. She has written for Columbia Pictures, Sony Pictures, Tri-Star Pictures, Hollywood Pictures, Touchstone Pictures, Walt Disney Studios, Universal Pictures – and a couple others to remain unnamed because no one around here wants to get black listed. Max is a former volunteer AFI Alumni reader and WGAw online mentor, has appeared as a speaker at AMPAS, USC, and Film Arts Foundation, is an Adjunct Assistant Professor at University of Utah, is the author of The Screenwriter’s Survival Guide AND The New Screenwriter’s Survival Guide, is the founder of two international online screenwriting workshops, and has the dubious distinction of having been dubbed “Red Hot Adams” by Daily Variety for selling three pitches over a holiday weekend – which made her agents cry. [In a good way.] She answers now to both “Max” and “Red Hot” in crowds and dog parks.



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