Last week, writers had the opportunity to dive into the future of storytelling in a hands-on workshop led by Charlene Putney and Martin Pichlmair. Designed for audiovisual writers, the session explored how artificial intelligence can inspire and assist in crafting scripts for film and television.
The day began with an open discussion about participants’ needs and the ethical implications of working with AI. Through engaging exercises, attendees were introduced to tools and techniques for integrating AI into their writing practice.
One highlight was the exploration of prompt engineering, where writers learned to refine their creative inputs to generate meaningful and innovative outputs with AI. Throughout the workshop, the group experimented with multiple AI tools, discovering new ways to approach story structure and character development.
By the end of the day, every participant had crafted a unique piece in collaboration with AI. The session closed with a vibrant exchange of ideas, as attendees shared their creations and celebrated their newfound skills.
Thanks to Charlene and Martin, this workshop offered an exciting glimpse into the potential of AI as a co-creator in the world of serial writing!