First, I pop on some music. Doesn't help with creativity one bit, but gives my concious mind something to occupy it while waiting for the unconcious bit to kick something out. Then, I sit down for an hour. Or two if I'm up for it, but at least one. Write down any thought that's vaguely related to what I might want to write - and when I start a new project, it usually starts with Fantasy, Superhero, or Sci-Fi. I write down any related thought, even if it looks useless. It gets it out of my head, and there's been a surprising number of cases where I wrote down something that's clearly been done to death and then five notes later, realized a way to make that done to death bit fun again. Collect all interesting and related bits at the beginning of the next session and repeat. Eventually, I morph brainstorming sessions into writing sessions for an actual text/script.

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Originally posted by Dweller in Darkness:
No need to apologize for bad English unless it's your first language. You write English quite well.

doesn't apologise.

*runs away from the dweller man giggling*

edit: but does edit bad spelling of apologies

Inspiration can be found by watching a movie, reading a book, listening to music, etc. Best thing to do is not force it. If the idea is something that will click with you it will come of its own accord.