Cmnervenga,
Since you have an idea, this is late (and might be obvious, sound crazy, not work for you, not work for everyone, not work for anyone, and it isn’t the best, only or scientific way to do things) , but for what it’s worth, it’s just something I do and will share for the sake of ideas in general.
Imagine taking a deck of word association cards and throwing them down one by one on a table in front of you.
Let the raw loose elements you have in mind (props, character, emotion, locations, notions) be those cards.
Throw them down with force, and with the fearless conviction of there being no right or wrong:
Letter!
Sweater!
Better!
Love!
Think sideways with the elements in a row like an equation:
Love + Letter + Write + Read + Send + Words etc = ??????
List what is manifested and ask what might be a title/concept:
(*I usually do it with title/concept but it can be anything.)
Dear World, ?
Sincerely Yours ?
Think in word play or duality of meaning:
Envelope ?
Stationary ?
Post Haste ?
If only I’d letter ? (This is the title I was after.)
4 letter words ?
Four letter or worse. ?
Till death do us party ???
(Obvious wedding vow association, but if it manifests, let it.)
If something “clicks”, it might have, need or prompt a little description:
Post Script, Post Script, Post Script, Post Script!
(A story about the P.S. of a letter that details what a writer will do after he
finishes and mails a script about a post office.)
Riff off ideas and/or engage in “What if..” scenarios:
(Kind of riffing off VP’s idea + "What if…")
“Wheel chair bound and recovering, a young woman sends herself
love letters written to the mailman she is secretly enamored with .”
Set phasers to ‘Cornball as all hell’ and slap a title on it:
“Wheel chair bound and recovering, a young woman sends
herself love letters written to the mailman she is secretly
enamored with .”- Stand and Deliver
Kick it around (change it, refine it, go big, go small, go nuts) until it works for you:
1. “A young woman sends herself love letters written to the
mailman she is secretly enamored with .” - Zip Code of The Heart
2. “While sending herself love letters written to the mailman
she is secretly enamored with, a mix up forces a shy government
secretary to turn covert special agent in order to save the man she
loves and avoid a breech of national security”- Top Secret Admirer
There is no wrong or right or good or bad (Unless you count Stand and Deliver lol) , there are really only cards in a deck (each as important as the last, each as meaningless the next) hitting the table until you find the Ace Of Spades you want, the Queen of Hearts you need, or The Joker you know will be there every time if you keep reshuffling.
-Thanks-