I read this book a while ago and it got me on a logline writing frenzy. Most of the good ones I came up with ended up being joke loglines like this one I made for a potential Bananagrams movie:
Investigations into a Columbian drug ring reveal a distribution network through banana exports. #Bananagrams
My brother and I ended up starting a shortly lived “Logline Limbo” blog that documented such bad loglines. The loglines that put movies in limbo or movie purgatory.
Recently I’ve been needing to revisit loglines and I found these blogs about the teachings from the highly appraised book Save The Cat. They help explain loglines and how to write good ones, and are supplements to the book, which I highly recommend, but also are better cheat sheets than the book so I recommend both.
Here they are (I better not paraphrase this time because this blogger does that well):
http://goodinaroom.com/blog/6-things-about-pitching-you-can-learn-from-blake-snyder/