What is another word for log line?
Pronunciation: [lˈɒɡ lˈa͡ɪn] (IPA) 
A log line is a brief summary that outlines the main point of a story or script. It is a concise statement about the plot, characters or conflict that provides a clear picture of what the audience can expect. Synonyms for this term include pitch line, one-liner, synopsis, summary, brief, tagline, elevator pitch, hook, and blurb.
Pitch line is best suited for its use in a pitch session where it wrangles a filmmaking idea into a few short sentences that can be quickly understood. A synopsis conveys the story in more detail and presents the beginning, the middle, and the end of the plot in a paragraph or two. A summary is a condensed version of the log line that highlights the main points of the story.
A brief is a concise statement that only includes necessary information and does not contain any details or elaborations.
