As an award-winning author, I think it's a great start! I look forward to using it myself. It's a total rabish when that person thinks that he’s know for sure that it's gonna take 50 years. No more or less. What a genius!
I wonder what the comparison would be if you crowdsourced a script vs ai script. Sort of a John Henry vs the Machine in the 21st century. Part 2 should be called "Bonded No More" imho
I'd like to see you take what's good about this and turn it into a more competent submission. Most of us view AI as a tool and not a human replacement. I'd like to see how it augments your own intuition about what makes a compelling script and submit that. Cool post. Thanks for the test drive!
Yeah! Actually I do wanna see you make video of Pt. 2 showing us if you wrote a full feature script using AI Chat GPT. Lol. Fr tho ❤Loved your video here by the way. You're funny😂 and the 2nd scene is better than the first 💯📽🎥🎞
I tried it too in chatgpt 4 but it's really trivial in coming up with true creative dialogue writing. Also it's sluggish and randomly stops here and there. The cap of 25 messages completely did it for me. For three days I tried to get this done, no luck so far, as expected though 😂
Obscure Nerd VR, I don't need Chat gpt for ideas. I have plenty that I have thought through and outlined. My problem is I dont have much free time. I would like to use chat gpt as an editor. I have completed a television pilot using Final Draft, and I have some questions that I hope you can answer for me. 1. Can I copy and paste my completed TV pilot in parts from a pdf form into chat gpt and use prompts like, "please correct any spelling errors, proper use of parentheses, proper use of syntaxes, proper formatting for a professional pilot script etc" Plus any other prompts like those. Could I use chat gpt as a second editor with Final Draft being the first editor. 2. If the above scenario is doable, then how do I get chat gpts edited version of my tv pilot script back into Final Draft or into a pdf form for submitting and posting to the Hollywood types and contests. This would save me the time I'm sorely needing. Thanks for any help you can provide me. Jeff
AI is a very easy way to write scripts, the only issue with such a script is that currently the industry is fighting against the use of AI. And to be fair, it's never going to be perfect and going to be limited to "nice stuff". Like, if you want to write a crime drama where the killer has racist intentions, forget it, because CHATGPT doesn't cover these theme because they're 'inappropriate' even if that's the point you're aiming for in your script.
6 minutes in, if the homicidal arts was murdering people who were actually at fault for the death of the 4th friend it would connect the plot points of her mental illness and why the other two friends are still standing by her side and talk her into turning herself in.
Kinda scary… AI can already do ‘bad-but-not-terrible-bad’ soap opera level writing. And may already be (unintentionally) capable of ‘Sharknado’ type writing. What are the hacks gonna do for employment now? Geez. 🤔 Suggestion: For its next project, give it a bad action movie type premise to work with. Something involving Nazis, zombies, and Nazi-zombies.
I’m a writer and not scared of this at all. As writers, we have to embrace this technology and learn to use it. I’m more afraid for coders because it already does that veeeerrrry well.
@Seppe Yes. For now. But, how much better will AI get at writing? I think it’s not so hard to envision a future where AI becomes ‘good enough’ to replace most human writers for most writing tasks - even creative ones. IOW, ‘human not needed’, except to supply some parameters. You’re no longer a ‘co-writer’ in the process. Scarier still: Eventually better than even the *best* human writers? Hard to imagine, and yet, there was a time when many ppl thought a computer could never defeat a chess grandmaster. So, ‘never say never’. Though perhaps actually *being* human will always give (very good) human writers the edge when it comes to writing about the human experience. 🤔
It helps with the research phase right now (I personally haven't used it for my own writing because I just like doing that, but I've seen plenty who have. Common thing is, it requires rewrites. It's stale and pretty bland. I always say: "people who can't write are super impressed by it, writers aren't." HOWEVER, it will be someonday, for sure. But it won't make us obsolete. Human writers have their own personal touch when it comes to dialogues (just thinking screenplays now) and scene descriptions. A good writer can make things flow. But like I said, the trick is ... Learn to work with it. Like I want to turn a script into a novel. AI could help me there. Creative professions aren't the ones that need to have trembling knees. Not sure why all narratives are focussing on that but general reporting, sales reporting, purchase management, data analysis (like SEO), coding (AI is at senior level of coding already), paralegal work, assisting with investments, anything data-driven. That's where the big change 'll be happening in the short term. But for some reason all the focus is on creatives :)
Focus is on creatives likely because, - Said articles are *being written by* creatives - It gets to the ‘fear of AI’ far more than say replacing accountants or coders. Creative = among our very most ‘human’ traits. Having that aspect of ourselves potentially superseded or replaced by AI is very unsettling, and thus draws interest.
I've spent over 5 days writing 9 pages 2045 words for my new 90 to 100 page script using Celtx. No AI. Why because AI doesn't have any flair for dialogue or personal experiences which shape true interaction and engagement. Writers will know immediately an AI generated script..
Despite all the jeering at AI in general in the public for not being “human” enough etc - the plot you generated is similar to the film “super dark times” which is a fantastic film. th-cam.com/video/a-nnMkMnFbI/w-d-xo.html
You seriously NEED an editor. You keep cutting into a super close up of the text back and forth and that's driving me crazy... no need for that, we can SEE the text 🤦♂
What should I try to create with AI next?
jailbreak chatgpt4 💀
A Broadway musical
@@MsSparkysparks okay now I love this idea
a standup comedy set
Umm how about Aliens attack earth during WW3....and the humans lose.
As an award-winning author, I think it's a great start! I look forward to using it myself.
It's a total rabish when that person thinks that he’s know for sure that it's gonna take 50 years. No more or less. What a genius!
Now Market will be flooded with ppl saying, author or 1000 books
Loved the vocal dramatizations!
I wonder what the comparison would be if you crowdsourced a script vs ai script. Sort of a John Henry vs the Machine in the 21st century. Part 2 should be called "Bonded No More" imho
I'd like to see you take what's good about this and turn it into a more competent submission. Most of us view AI as a tool and not a human replacement. I'd like to see how it augments your own intuition about what makes a compelling script and submit that. Cool post. Thanks for the test drive!
Yeah! Actually I do wanna see you make video of Pt. 2 showing us if you wrote a full feature script using AI Chat GPT. Lol. Fr tho ❤Loved your video here by the way. You're funny😂 and the 2nd scene is better than the first 💯📽🎥🎞
that was cool! kinda broad.. would be cool to see you drill in on character and use chat gpt to develop who they are
I think that's a great idea for a follow up!
How did you plug this into mid journey?
Yes I want a part 2 of Broken Bonds! This is great. I’m both impressed by and scared of the AI 😅
Part 2 on the way! And agreed lol
When you said 'just a little homicidal' I thought of Replika
LOL that was in the back of my mind this whole video
@@ObscureNerdVR have it do a second draft where Sarah is an AI
Better than any movie made by Uwe Boll.
Or Taika Waititi
Thank you for making this video :)
I could hear Robin Williams reading this in his unique way he describes a story.
I'd greenlight this.
Is it capable of writing a standard 160 page script?
Not me thinking I'm going to write a Wattpad bestseller using ChatGPT 🤣🤣
I tried it too in chatgpt 4 but it's really trivial in coming up with true creative dialogue writing. Also it's sluggish and randomly stops here and there.
The cap of 25 messages completely did it for me. For three days I tried to get this done, no luck so far, as expected though 😂
Way better than Fifty Shades of Grey.
The Ai log line is literally ripped from Pretty Little Liars.
its close but its not the same
What ChatGPT Programm do you use?
This was with Open AI's GPT-4 beta
@@ObscureNerdVR How do i get that? Must be expensive, you talked about "losing money".
Turn this script into a complete story please.
I think I'm planning on finishing it for a follow up!
@@ObscureNerdVR it would be great.can't wait to see the final result.
can I hire someone to do this for me
Obscure Nerd VR,
I don't need Chat gpt for ideas. I have plenty that I have thought through and outlined. My problem is I dont have much free time. I would like to use chat gpt as an editor. I have completed a television pilot using Final Draft, and I have some questions that I hope you can answer for me.
1. Can I copy and paste my completed TV pilot in parts from a pdf form into chat gpt and use prompts like, "please correct any spelling errors, proper use of parentheses, proper use of syntaxes, proper formatting for a professional pilot script etc"
Plus any other prompts like those.
Could I use chat gpt as a second editor with Final Draft being the first editor.
2. If the above scenario is doable, then how do I get chat gpts edited version of my tv pilot script back into Final Draft or into a pdf form for submitting and posting to the Hollywood types and contests.
This would save me the time I'm sorely needing.
Thanks for any help you can provide me.
Jeff
Well….It’s no Good Will Hunting. The humans can sleep easy for the moment
still better than Twilight
🤣🤣
Saw that comment coming, still liked it. 🤣
Is there a huge difference between 3 and 4? Im thinking is it worth it for $20 a month?
I’m horrified by this.
AI is a very easy way to write scripts, the only issue with such a script is that currently the industry is fighting against the use of AI. And to be fair, it's never going to be perfect and going to be limited to "nice stuff". Like, if you want to write a crime drama where the killer has racist intentions, forget it, because CHATGPT doesn't cover these theme because they're 'inappropriate' even if that's the point you're aiming for in your script.
6 minutes in, if the homicidal arts was murdering people who were actually at fault for the death of the 4th friend it would connect the plot points of her mental illness and why the other two friends are still standing by her side and talk her into turning herself in.
This is fantastic. 😂
Excellent video
Kinda scary… AI can already do ‘bad-but-not-terrible-bad’ soap opera level writing. And may already be (unintentionally) capable of ‘Sharknado’ type writing.
What are the hacks gonna do for employment now? Geez. 🤔
Suggestion: For its next project, give it a bad action movie type premise to work with. Something involving Nazis, zombies, and Nazi-zombies.
I’m a writer and not scared of this at all. As writers, we have to embrace this technology and learn to use it. I’m more afraid for coders because it already does that veeeerrrry well.
@Seppe Yes. For now. But, how much better will AI get at writing?
I think it’s not so hard to envision a future where AI becomes ‘good enough’ to replace most human writers for most writing tasks - even creative ones. IOW, ‘human not needed’, except to supply some parameters. You’re no longer a ‘co-writer’ in the process.
Scarier still: Eventually better than even the *best* human writers? Hard to imagine, and yet, there was a time when many ppl thought a computer could never defeat a chess grandmaster.
So, ‘never say never’. Though perhaps actually *being* human will always give (very good) human writers the edge when it comes to writing about the human experience. 🤔
It helps with the research phase right now (I personally haven't used it for my own writing because I just like doing that, but I've seen plenty who have. Common thing is, it requires rewrites. It's stale and pretty bland. I always say: "people who can't write are super impressed by it, writers aren't." HOWEVER, it will be someonday, for sure. But it won't make us obsolete.
Human writers have their own personal touch when it comes to dialogues (just thinking screenplays now) and scene descriptions. A good writer can make things flow. But like I said, the trick is ... Learn to work with it. Like I want to turn a script into a novel. AI could help me there.
Creative professions aren't the ones that need to have trembling knees. Not sure why all narratives are focussing on that but general reporting, sales reporting, purchase management, data analysis (like SEO), coding (AI is at senior level of coding already), paralegal work, assisting with investments, anything data-driven.
That's where the big change 'll be happening in the short term. But for some reason all the focus is on creatives :)
Focus is on creatives likely because,
- Said articles are *being written by* creatives
- It gets to the ‘fear of AI’ far more than say replacing accountants or coders. Creative = among our very most ‘human’ traits. Having that aspect of ourselves potentially superseded or replaced by AI is very unsettling, and thus draws interest.
I've spent over 5 days writing 9 pages 2045 words for my new 90 to 100 page script using Celtx. No AI. Why because AI doesn't have any flair for dialogue or personal experiences which shape true interaction and engagement. Writers will know immediately an AI generated script..
Carolyn Brown could never
Key pet tup. 😎
🙏
200!
Now Market will be flooded with ppl saying, author or 1000 books, Novels, everyone saying, i am screenwriter, script writer. blah blah
Despite all the jeering at AI in general in the public for not being “human” enough etc - the plot you generated is similar to the film “super dark times” which is a fantastic film. th-cam.com/video/a-nnMkMnFbI/w-d-xo.html
I feel like that could give better scripts for cheap p0rn dialog scenes we all skip.
MORE AI
Title should be Writing a Feature Length Screenplay by a 4. Grader. Video is a waste of time.
Total garbage. May be in 50 more years but right now its laughable. However, I am not against assistance to the writer.
I think more like two years. It will probably go very fast.
You seriously NEED an editor. You keep cutting into a super close up of the text back and forth and that's driving me crazy... no need for that, we can SEE the text 🤦♂