Storytelling with a comic strip

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Storytelling with a comic strip Unit 306

1.Be able to investigate comic book story telling

Current Comic Name Description of Comic Purpose Genre Target Audience Reading age 1.1 Research and describe the current and historical types of a range of comic book to include: a) their purpose b) the genre c) target audiences d) reading ages

Current Comic Name Description of Comic Purpose Genre Target Audience Reading age 1.1 Research and describe the current and historical types of a range of comic book to include: a) their purpose b) the genre c) target audiences d) reading ages

Historical Comic Name Description of Comic Purpose Genre Target Audience Reading age 1.1 Research and describe the current and historical types of a range of comic book to include: a) their purpose b) the genre c) target audiences d) reading ages

Historical Comic Name Description of Comic Purpose Genre Target Audience Reading age 1.1 Research and describe the current and historical types of a range of comic book to include: a) their purpose b) the genre c) target audiences d) reading ages

Historical Comic Name Description of Comic Purpose Genre Target Audience Reading age 1.1 Research and describe the current and historical types of a range of comic book to include: a) their purpose b) the genre c) target audiences d) reading ages

Current Character Name Comic Character is a part of Thinking behind the character Motivation of character in storyline 1.2 Explain the psychology and motivation of a range of comic book characters

Current Character Name Comic Character is a part of Thinking behind the character Motivation of character in storyline 1.2 Explain the psychology and motivation of a range of comic book characters

Historical Character Name Comic Character is a part of Thinking behind the character Motivation of character in storyline 1.2 Explain the psychology and motivation of a range of comic book characters

Historical Character Name Comic Character is a part of Thinking behind the character Motivation of character in storyline 1.2 Explain the psychology and motivation of a range of comic book characters

Historical Character Name Comic Character is a part of Thinking behind the character Motivation of character in storyline 1.2 Explain the psychology and motivation of a range of comic book characters

Production Technique Timescale of creation Design Layout Cost Implications 1.3 Investigate industry production techniques to include design, layout and cost implications

Program Cost Platform Positives Negatives Fireworks Director Photoshop Gimp Shop Comics Life 1.4 Identify a range of software applications used within the comic book industry and key features for each

2 Be able to plan a multipage comic book to a client brief

2.1 Identify client requirements based on their brief to include the target audience and any proposed page layout

Idea 1 2.2 Generate a range of original ideas for the theme and review with the client, identifying the a) narrative structure b) length of the comic book c) format and layout

Idea 2 2.2 Generate a range of original ideas for the theme and review with the client, identifying the a) narrative structure b) length of the comic book c) format and layout

Idea 3 2.2 Generate a range of original ideas for the theme and review with the client, identifying the a) narrative structure b) length of the comic book c) format and layout

2.3 Create an original story in line with the agreed solution Final Storyline Storyline 1 Storyline 2 Storyline 3 2.3 Create an original story in line with the agreed solution

Final Storyboard 2.4 Create a storyboard of sketches and a script from the original story, including: a) characters b) communication c) locations

Final Script 2.4 Create a storyboard of sketches and a script from the original story, including: a) characters b) communication c) locations

2.5 Identify the font sizes, styles and formats used to express para-language

Task Timescale Resources needed 2.6 Create and maintain a project plan to include tasks, timescales and resources: a) tasks b) timescales c) resources

Task Production Constraints Contingency Planning 2.7 Identify key stages, production constraints and contingency planning

Legal issues Ethical issues 2.8 Describe the legal and ethical issues regarding all aspects of comic book creation and publication

3 Be able to create, test and export the comic book

3.1 Source/create assets with suitable file sizes and formats and optimise for use within the comic book

3.2 Create the layout and look of pages to include panel placement on the page

3.3 Import assets into the panel structure

3.4 Integrate the narrative script with the visual storyline, to complete the comic book

3.5 Create and use a detailed test plan to check for flow, readability, storyline and suitability for target audience

3.6 Proofread the comic book and correct all errors identified

3.7 Save and export the comic book in the required format as specified by the client brief

3.8 Organise electronic files using appropriate naming conventions to facilitate access by others

4 Understand how to evaluate the comic book against the original brief

Parameters Constraints 4.1 Identify parameters and constraints that influenced any decisions that were made

Quality of the finished product Fitness for purpose 4.2 Critically evaluate the quality of the finished product and its fitness for purpose

4.3 Evaluate the comic book with the client and analyse feedback Client Feedback Analysis of feedback 4.3 Evaluate the comic book with the client and analyse feedback

Area for improvement Area for further development 4.4 Identify areas for improvement and further development of the comic book using your own critical evaluation and the analysis of client feedback

4.5 Review the technical and aesthetic qualities of the final outcome