Script Ideas: 5 Proven Ways to Unlock Original Movie Ideas | Script Reader Pro

Waiting for “inspiration to strike” but staring at a blank page? In this video, we’re going to show you the best way to brainstorm effectively and come up with original movie ideas that you can develop into great scripts.
Here’s what’s coming up:
• Five proven methods to release your creativity.
• How to transform an idea into a solid concept.
• FAQs including if you should copyright a script idea.
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Over to You:
• Get outside! Focus on what moves you.
• Read the loglines of successful films you enjoy.
• What do you think of our methods outlined in this video?
Let us know in the comments section below the video.
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[@alexfaber9988]

5 Ways mentioned: 1. Unplug from your tech 2. Get inspiration from existing loglines 3. Use real-life experience & events 4. Consider what you're passionate about 5. Step back from your story & relax

[@ScriptReaderProLosAngeles]

thanks for the breakdown Alex!

[@sagestudy]

I close my eyes and lay down on my bed. Boom 💥 Ultimate Ideas come in my mind. Majorly all genre. And sometimes when I am thinking about my love it hits me great Romantic ideas for feature films. Wow!!! Power of Love 💘 Idea generation is God gifted in my case, I guess.

[@mikehayward8682]

I guess.

[@sagestudy]

@@mikehayward8682 Ha ha 😂😆

[@PCIMPOSSIBLE]

I tapped the “Like” button as soon as I saw her smiling face (it’s her “logline”!)

[@mymilliondollarmom2937]

When I was writing the script for My Million Dollar Mom, I would go for a training run or go to the Jersey shore, run and the sit out on the boardwalk thinking. It worked for me. Thank you.

[@ScriptReaderProLosAngeles]

Thanks for sharing!

[@passdasalt]

I never heard a word she said after suggesting to draw on your own life experiences. I was lost in thought of my crazy childhood adventures.

[@ScriptReaderProLosAngeles]

That's great that you were able to take yourself back to that moment. That's how we add authenticity in our scripts!

[@sagestudy]

​@@ScriptReaderProLosAngeles I have a question regarding screenwriting. How to address year in a screenplay. If my story is based on the timeline of 1950's to 1960's. Then how to write this in screenplay so that people can imagine the world that I'm creating as the script advances further? Can you make a video on this. Or if you can make me understand here in the comments sections , so please answer this question with clarity. It will be a great help for me and as well as for others who are learning this craft.

[@ScriptReaderProLosAngeles]

@@sagestudy Thanks for your inquiry! In general, we recommend that you use description to your advantage. What does the city look like? How are people dressed? Dialogue should also reflect the way in which people spoke at the time. Lastly, you can add a caption, i.e., superimpose, that establishes at the start of your script of the year. Hope that helps!

[@sagestudy]

@@ScriptReaderProLosAngeles Thanks

[@catboycarls]

Thanks so much for this, was really helpful.

[@ScriptReaderProLosAngeles]

our pleasure!

[@monarch.war2024]

Woow bingo … u read our mind perfect

[@athenkosintlemeza7862]

Write everything down. Especially when you get an idea, put it down on your note book. It might become handy in one of your scripts one day

[@ScriptReaderProLosAngeles]

Great advice!