I’ve tried a few of those AI tools—nice for a quick outline, like getting the beats straightened out in seconds. It’s great for the skeleton, but the flesh comes from that gut feel you get when you’re standing in a doorway and you know exactly where your character’s heart is. Tech can shave off prep time, but it can’t replace that spark that lights the room when you finally step into the role.

That sounds solid—tools get you to the starting line, then it’s all about that instant, gut‑right click. Just don’t let the software steal your punchline, or you’ll end up doing a rehearsal you never wanted to rehearse.