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Cartoons and Graphic Narratives

Cartoons and Graphic Narratives. Creating a one-page narrative M. MacDonald BJH. The storyline: Introductory Panels. First Panel is the name of the cartoon. The second panel introduces the setting. Note: Wide shot The third panel introduces the two main characters.

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Cartoons and Graphic Narratives

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  1. Cartoons and Graphic Narratives Creating a one-page narrative M. MacDonald BJH

  2. The storyline: Introductory Panels • First Panel is the name of the cartoon. • The second panel introduces the setting. • Note: Wide shot • The third panel introduces the two main characters. • Note: Close-up and facial expressions • Dialogue is very short

  3. Introducing Conflict and Suspense • Panels four is a transition to the main conflict or problem • Note: The close-up and facial expression • Panel Five conveys the conflict and creates suspense • Note: the facial reaction and the word crunch to help show discomfort. • Panel six shows that the other character is unaware of the problem • Suspense is created—how will the two react? What will they do to resolve the situation?

  4. Creating a interesting conclusion • Panel seven establishes the source of the conflict • Note: the facial features show that conflict is still unresolved • Panel eight shows the irony and humor of the situation • “Be considerate of others” • “Please no talking during the show” • Panel Nine shows an edit—where the facial expression needs to be changed to reflect the dialogue. • “Shh…you wanna get us kicked out? • Note: the conflict is not resolved at this point. • Note: The cut-off shot of the inconsiderate big guy and his friend still unaware of the problem.

  5. Character Transformation

  6. Final Draft

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