on-offscript

adjective
UK /ˌɒnˈɒfskrɪpt/
US /ˌɑːnˈɔːfskrɪpt/

Not written down in a script; said or done without a plan.

The actors did an on-offscript scene that made everyone laugh.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Happening in real life rather than in a planned story.

The show felt on-offscript because the hosts kept joking around.

3. Speaking without reading from a written text.

She gave an on-offscript speech at the party.

4. Not following the official plan or rules.

The meeting went on-offscript when everyone started sharing ideas.