Jared at 2013-05-08 19:19:38:

There's a good title hidden in a spelling mistake in this entry: TITLE: Groundhog Dog Logline: An unassuming canine must fill in for Punxsatawney Phil when the groundhog's test results come back positive. This actually isn't a terrible idea for an animated comedy. Ya think? Actually, it might be terrible. Can't really picture a dog fitting into a groundhog outfit.

Scott at 2013-05-09 01:23:32:

Ha! You never know! I desperately need to fire my copy editor... but then we wouldn't have any copy to edit, so it's a Catch-22!

Kristin Kroeger at 2013-05-13 16:11:42:

Hi Scott! Sorry about this - I read through all the instructions above, and I still have one question. The instructions above request: "A simple email with the word “Quest” in the subject line, then a logline of your story in the text. That is all I want, nothing else. “Quest”. Logline." Later, they say: "I would prefer this: Title, Genre, Logline. If you don’t have a title, that’s okay." Would you mind clarifying what the email we send should include? I realize I may sound like I'm being obtuse, but I don't want to be disqualified because I misunderstood the directions. Thanks!!

Scott at 2013-05-13 19:23:52:

Kristin, per the second post, I was remembering my experience last year going through the thousands of entries and on some of them not being able to determine what genre it was from the logline itself. So preferred entry would be title [if you have one], genre and logline. I'll be doing several posts in the upcoming weeks and during the submission period with that information. Thanks for asking to help clarify that.