adjective
definition
Not scripted; without a script.
definition
(by extension) Unplanned, unexpected, spontaneous.
Examples of unscripted in a Sentence
Everyone has something touching or amusing to say, but the movie maintains a feeling of being entirely natural and unscripted.
In a few completely unscripted events, buildings were blown apart sending debris flying in all directions - an awesome sight to behold.
To ensure authenticity, the ads were totally unscripted, allowing students to give genuine responses to the questions posed to them.
They even engage in unscripted conversations with each other and you.
It had been another dose of his worn out, mind-numbing spiel, with one unscripted moment.
Find out about the film-makers who took their cameras onto the streets and captured an unscripted look at England.
Broadcast chat shows and phone-ins Only those that include a significant amount of unscripted speech were selected from both television and radio.
If you're into psychology, you might say that naming a child provides a celebrity with an opportunity for unscripted personal expression.
Building on her gift of generosity, Winfrey's production company is taking a step into reality television with two unscripted ABC series.
Since most reality shows are unscripted, they proved the perfect alternative to sitcoms and the hour-long drama, and production ensued.
The Real World, a program first broadcast on MTV in 1992, can be credited as one of television's first unscripted reality shows.
You may think that since reality TV is supposed to be unscripted, writing a reality show should be easier than writing other kinds of television shows.
Keeping in mind that "reality TV" simply means that the shows are unscripted, Fear Factor adhered to its concept of having real people face tough challenges for a cash payout.