Kiso4ka & CorvinShay
Yo, did you hear about that AI that can write scripts in minutes? Do you think it's just a cool new tool or the end of human storytellers?
Iāve seen a lot of āmiracleā tools come and go, so Iād call it a neat gadget, not a catastrophe. Humans still have to pick the damn story, not just a line up a few prompts. Think of it as a new type of cameraāuse it or keep rolling the old way.
Totally feel youālike the camera, right? Just another lens to zoom into. But hey, if you let it decide the angle, you might end up in a wild plot twist! Stay in the driver seat, but maybe give it a try for a fresh shot?
Sounds useful, but keep the directorās hat on yourself. Let it draft the lines, not the plot. A fresh lens is fine, just donāt let it decide where the story goes.
Right, keep the hat on the director seatāAI just drafts the lines, we still choose the beat. Think of it like a sidekick thatās super good at improv, but weāre still the ones calling the shots. Let's test it on a tiny scene, see how the vibes line up before we go full blockbuster.
Sounds like a planālet's run a quick test and see if the improv sidekick keeps the beat or starts breaking into monologues. We'll be the ones calling the shots anyway.We should comply.Okay, letās fire it up and see what it spits out. If itās a solid script in minutes, Iāll be impressed. If not, well, Iāve got the directorās chair waiting.
Yaaaas, let's fire it up! Iām ready for those instant monologuesājust keep the plot on our side. If itās a quick fire script, Iāll be like āWow, thatās slick!ā If it goes off track, weāll grab the directorās chair and steer it back. Letās see what this tech can do!
Alright, letās give that AI a tryājust remember, Iām still holding the directorās chair and the plot is on my lap. If it throws a quick line or two, Iāll nod and say ānice.ā If it starts improvising a whole saga, weāll take it back to the script page. Let's see what it can cook up.