Screenwriter Tatyana Larina will explain how to gather clear visual references, how neural networks can help, and how to turn a vague image into working material for comics, film, or animation. A comic starts with an idea, but in teamwork, one idea is not enough. The screenwriter must explain to the artist how the hero, location, costume, device, or an entire fictional world looks. When words are not enough, references-images, diagrams, and other materials-come to the rescue to avoid misunderstandings. Tatyana Larina will share practical experience as a screenwriter who creates stories but is not required to possess artistic skills at the level of a professional artist. Participants will learn how to independently gather a base of visual prompts, form a clear selection, and not turn it into chaos of images. A separate part of the lecture will be dedicated to artificial intelligence. The host will analyze the types of neural networks, explain what tasks they can solve in comic creation, and show how to quickly obtain a clear visual reference using prompt templates. The meeting will be interesting for comic authors, aspiring screenwriters, artists, creative students, and anyone who loves to invent worlds and understand how visual storytelling works. Find other events in Moscow on KudaGo.