Online tools for improv teachers

Ramdom sentence picker: All sentences were written by hummans and make sense you can use them on “Hesitate”, “Weird news casters” and “Who's line is that?” games.

Random phrase picker: With an explanation of the meaning
Random picture picker
Random object picker

Random movie character picker

You can also use the following list with the custom random picker:

Slow walking	
Fast walking	
Fast speaking tempo	
Slow speaking tempo	
Speaking with close mouth	
Walking showing the upper body	
Without one leg	
He don't hear on one ear	
Over confident walking	
Always watching to the sky	
Too shy to do eye contact	
Loud speaking	
Soft speaking	
Speaking with his hands	
Always with arms crossed	
Speaking like a mafia boss	
Always feeling attacked by other people	
Defending other people's opinions	
Saying yes to everything	
Starting all sentences with no	
Starting all sentences with yes	
Always happy about everything	
Always optimistic about everything	
In love with every person	
Extreme low self-confidence	
Extreme high self-confidence	
Bravest person in the world	
He had multiple traumas	
He conquered the world	
He climbed the Himalaya	
Extreme sport fan	
Suicide maniac	
Extremely generous	
He don't believe in science	
He only trust facts	
He loves all animals	
He is afraid of all animals	
He brushes his teeths every minute	
He pucks every minute	
He smiles everytime	
He believes that the sky can fell down	
He wishes a big house in the jungle	
He wishes he could fly	
He collects flowers	
He collects words	
He has a face tick (repeative movement)	
Extremely dependable person	
A compassionate person for insects	
Extremely honest	
Someone who always follows orders	
Spiritual person, everything is in the air	
A hard-working person	
Extremely selfish	
Richest man in the world	
Darkest skin in the world	
Tallest man in the world	
Messy person in the world	
A true patriot	
Shortest person in the world	
Unable to walk	
Unable to speak	
Expert in every topic	
Paranoic about everyone	
Extremely keen	
Extremely excited	
Extremely serious	
Extremely lazy	
A true dreamer	
An ambitous person	
The boss	
Always trying to be punctual to the minute	
Rocky Balboa	
Gold seeker in the far west	
Lion trainer at a circus	
Julius Cesar	
Miss/Mr Universe after wining the contest	
Mary Poppins	
James Bond	
Lara Croft	
E.T.	
Pocahontas	
Wolverine	
Kung Fury	
The Joker (from Batman)	
Darth Vader (from Star Wars)	
Cowboy in the Far West	
Cleopatra	
Terminator	
Crocodile Dundee	
Serial killer	
"Doc Brown (from ""Back to the future"")"	
Prisoner in Medieval Age	
King Kong getting mad at the Empire State	
The Godfather/Godmother (Mafia boss)	
Michael Jackson	
John Lennon	
Axel Roxe from Guns and Roses
"Neo (from ""Matrix"")"	

Custom random picker: You can enter a list of words or sentences and it will pick one

You can use one of the following lists with the custom random picker.

Absurdist/surreal/whimsical
Action
Adventure
Comedy
Crime
Drama
Fantasy
Historical
Historical fiction
Horror
Magical realism
Mystery
Paranoid fiction
Philosophical
Political
Romance
Saga
Satire
Science fiction
Social
Speculative
Thriller
Urban
Western
Adult content
Anthology series
Soap opera
Telenovela
Art television
Action
Adventure
Courtroom drama
Detective fiction
Docudrama
Fantasy
Historical period drama
Horror
Legal drama: Legal drama sometimes overlap with crime drama, most notably in the case of the show Law & Order.
Musical film
Medical drama
Police procedural
Philosophical and psychological drama (PPP): A genre of film that's primary focus is crime drama, told from the angle of different psychological conditions
Political drama
Science fiction
Teen drama
Thriller
Action comedy
Comedy-drama
Mockumentary
Romantic comedy (aka Rom-com)
Satire
Slapstick
Sitcom: Short for situational comedy, a generally lighthearted genre that features characters having to deal with odd or uncomfortable situations or misunderstandings.
Cooking show
Court show
Documentary
Dramality: a combination of television drama and reality television genres
Educational: helps kids learn their basics to go through school.
Factual television: non-fiction television programming that documents actual events and people
Game show
Infomercials
Instructional: the use of television programs in the field of distance education
Music television
News program
Current affairs: Broadcast journalism where the emphasis is on detailed analysis and discussion of a news story.
Entertainment news
Tabloid television: (also known as Teletabloid) a form of tabloid journalism. Tabloid television newscasts usually incorporate flashy graphics and sensationalized stories.
Public affairs (broadcasting): This refers to radio or television programs that focus on politics and public policy
Religiou
Reality: A purportedly unscripted show (though evidence suggests that some scripting or manipulation occurs) featuring non-actors interacting with each other or dealing with invented or contrived challenges, such as competing against others for a prize
Stand-up comedy
Sports
Talk show
Variety show: Also known as variety arts or variety entertainment like include magic, animal and circus acts, acrobatics, juggling and ventriloquism

List of genres on wikipedia

Love from space
Penguins get extinct in Brazil
Herold and the machine
Slavery TV
Subsconscius is talking to you
Why the moon and the sun never talks to each other?
Monkeys on a train
Toilette Cleaning Europeran Championship
Distortion Time
Beautiful evening at home
The killing pumpkins in East Butterfield
Colon Surgery for Children
wrestling meets yoga
Fall into the Skyscraper
Smartphones complaining about the owners
The day when the sky fell on my head
Far West with gigabit connection