Reply To: Jamal Igle – Reviewing a script -Live Chat Tues. April 13th, 2021 @8pm

[redheadeded]

Jamal,

I just wanted to thank you for coming on our live stream, I learned a lot about the scripts and how you visualize things from the written format. That was some excellent chat about how to see the time in the comic as the pages turn, and I hadn’t ever visualized how the action panels move so fast like that when there are less over all panels to read. So thank you for all the great insights!

I was wondering when you read a script and talk to the artist, do you go back and forth on in the thumbs stages more than once? Especially starting out with a new editor/writer or is it usually a one and done, then you make any edits/changes as you go into roughs and so on..

I’m interested in any insights you have as we are all learning to make our comics the best they can be.

Thanks so much, again for everything!

D Alley, the Redheadeded.

[redheadeded]

Jamal,

I just wanted to thank you for coming on our live stream, I learned a lot about the scripts and how you visualize things from the written format. That was some excellent chat about how to see the time in the comic as the pages turn, and I hadn’t ever visualized how the action panels move so fast like that when there are less over all panels to read. So thank you for all the great insights!

I was wondering when you read a script and talk to the artist, do you go back and forth on in the thumbs stages more than once? Especially starting out with a new editor/writer or is it usually a one and done, then you make any edits/changes as you go into roughs and so on..

I’m interested in any insights you have as we are all learning to make our comics the best they can be.

Thanks so much, again for everything!

D Alley, the Redheadeded.