The word 'unscripted' is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to something that is not scripted or planned beforehand, often used in the context of performances or events. Example: The actor's speech at the award ceremony was completely unscripted, causing both surprise and laughter from the audience.
Favourite quote: Bunk about Lester Freamon (unscripted addition from Wendell Pierce): "Look at that bow-legged mother-fucker.
"We've found perhaps most significantly on the scripted side, but also on the unscripted side, there is an international appetite for [our shows].
David Lyle, a former president of entertainment and drama at FremantleMedia North America, has founded the Format Recognition and Protection Association to promote the idea that unscripted reality-TV contains intellectual property that should be protected by law.
Lady Thatcher, the former leader, made unscripted remarks blaming continental countries for the century's problems.
They sometimes have unscripted side-effects.Up to 5% of children may suffer hallucinations from the drugs, one committee warned.
In the inquiry's first week, it is the corporation, not the government, whose reputation has suffered.On May 29th, Andrew Gilligan, defence correspondent of "Today", the BBC's morning radio current affairs programme (above, on his way into the inquiry), reported, in a live, unscripted, interview at 6am, that Downing Street dishonestly "sexed up" a dossier published last September.
Physical and cultural proximity is important for building closer client relationships, for delivering certain types of services (such as unscripted selling) and for soothing concerns about data security and confidentiality.
For one thing, the punters at these meetings often have poignant and unscripted personal tales that explain their distrust of proposed reforms.
The speed with which he learns, the comfort with which he speaks, and of course his youth make this nothing short of astonishing.So we invited Mr Doner to our studio in New York to talk with several native speakers in an unscripted conversation.
Unscripted encounters with strangers can be exhilarating, perplexing and unsettling.
In particular, they object to the FCC's rules about "fleeting expletives" (isolated, and in many cases, unscripted swearing) and brief glimpses of titillating body parts, which are subject to heavy fines.
