From the first terrible idea at 2 AM to the finished nightmare you finally unleash upon the unsuspecting public.
You have an idea for a horror project.
Maybe it's a movie.
Maybe it's a video game.
Maybe it's a novel, comic, podcast, YouTube channel, short film, audio drama, album, website or something so bizarre that nobody has invented a category for it yet.
You know it's going to be great.
Eventually.
Right now, however, you have approximately 14 pages of notes, three character names, half a monster and absolutely no idea how the second act works.
Welcome to indie horror.
Creating horror independently is incredibly rewarding, but it can also mean doing everything yourself. You're the writer, producer, director, editor, marketer, designer, social media manager, accountant, publicist and person who has to remember where you put the damn extension cord.
That's where ChatGPT can help.
It isn't a replacement for your creativity. It isn't going to magically turn a cardboard box into a convincing haunted mansion.
But it can be a useful creative assistant.
So let's look at 50 ways ChatGPT can help you take your indie horror project from "I've got an idea" to "Holy crap, I actually made this."
