Part 1: The Comedy Blueprint
â‘ Concept Generation Prompt
Use this prompt to turn a simple thought into a solid comedy idea. This is the foundation of your entire script.
Comedy Concept Blueprint
**1. The Core Concept (The "What If?"):** What's the central funny idea? (e.g., "What if a housefly had the dramatic inner monologue of a movie villain?")
**2. The Main Character:** Who is the protagonist? What is their personality? (e.g., "Ramesh, a lazy guy who just wants to nap on a Sunday afternoon.")
**3. The Antagonist/Conflict:** What is stopping the main character? (e.g., "The housefly, 'Professor Buzzkill', who sees Ramesh's newspaper as a weapon of mass destruction.")
**4. The Setting:** Where does this happen? (e.g., "A typical, messy bachelor's living room.")
**5. The Escalation Idea:** How will the situation get progressively worse and more absurd? (e.g., "The fly dodges the newspaper, then starts giving an evil laugh, then gathers other insects for a 'heist' on the dining table.")Part 2: AI-Powered Script Development
â‘¡ Scene Outline Prompt for AI
Feed your "Comedy Blueprint" to an AI with this prompt to get a structured scene-by-scene outline.
Scene & Gag Outline
Take my "Comedy Blueprint" and structure it into a 5-part scene outline using the "Anatomy of Laughter" framework.
1. **Scene 1 (The Setup & Twist):** Introduce the character in their normal setting, then introduce the core conflict in an unexpected way.
2. **Scene 2 (The Escalation - Part 1):** The character's first attempt to solve the problem fails, making it slightly worse.
3. **Scene 3 (The Escalation - Part 2):** The character tries again, but the situation becomes even more absurd.
4. **Scene 4 (The Peak of Absurdity):** The conflict reaches its most ridiculous and chaotic climax.
5. **Scene 5 (The Punchdown & Tag):** The situation is resolved (or not), followed by one final joke (the tag).
For each scene, suggest 1-2 specific gags or jokes.â‘¢ Final Scriptwriting Prompt for AI
Now, take the outline scene-by-scene and use this prompt to generate the final script with dialogue, action, and sound cues.
Dialogue & Action Generation
Take the following comedy scene from my outline and turn it into a detailed video script.
**STRICT RULES:**
* Write in **natural, fun, conversational Hinglish**. The dialogues should sound like real people talking.
* Format it like a proper script: CHARACTER NAME, (action/tone), Dialogue.
* Add placeholders for sound effects, camera angles, and character expressions. (e.g., "[SFX: cartoon bonk sound]", "[Camera: Extreme close-up on the character's frustrated face]", "(muttering to himself)").
* Punch up the jokes. Make them sharper, more specific, and funnier than the outline.
* Keep the pacing quick and snappy.
Now, write the script for ONLY the following scene:
[Paste ONE scene from the AI-generated outline here]