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In this presentation by Daniel Akinshola, I break down the complete process of using AI tools to develop, structure, and refine a film script—from initial concept through final screenplay. Whether you're writing a short film, feature, or episodic series, AI can accelerate your creative process while keeping your unique voice at the center.

What You'll Learn:

🎬 Conceptual Development – Use AI to brainstorm loglines, character profiles, and story premises that capture emotional stakes

🎞️ Story Structure – Build three-act outlines with key scenes that move the plot forward and raise tension

📝 Scene Expansion – Transform sparse outlines into vivid action descriptions, natural dialogue, and emotional subtext

✍️ Dialogue Refinement – Rewrite dialogue to reflect authentic character voices, cultural backgrounds, and speech patterns without stereotypes

🎯 Pacing & Revision – Identify where scripts drag, cut unnecessary scenes, and tighten narratives to your target page count

⚖️ Thematic Integrity – Ensure your ending is earned, satisfying, and deeply connected to your story's core emotional themes

Case Study: We'll work through a complete short film about workplace bullying, systemic bias, and the cost of survival in unjust institutions—showing real examples of AI-assisted writing, revision, and refinement at every stage.

Key Takeaways:

AI is a collaborator, not a replacement—it amplifies your creative vision

Specific prompts yield better results than vague requests

Human judgment is essential for maintaining authenticity, emotional depth, and thematic coherence

The revision process (cutting, compressing, deepening) is where AI becomes truly valuable

Perfect for screenwriters, filmmakers, creative professionals, and anyone exploring how AI can enhance—not replace—the craft of storytelling.

Tools & Techniques Covered:

Prompt engineering for scriptwriting

Character development and subtext creation

Dialogue authenticity and code-switching

Story structure and pacing analysis

Thematic resonance and earned endings