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Answering Your Questions #2 (Patreon)

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2021-06-16 13:33:23
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Jasper, here are the answers to your questions in my second Q+A video.

I encourage everyone else to check these out as well and share it if you find it useful.

If anyone else has industry or writing questions not already covered on my blog, please let me know here and you might have yours answered in a future video.

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Comics School: Making Comics - Exposition + How Best to Open an Issue

More questions from my Patreon supporters about writing comics. Free How-To Articles on my main website: http://www.jimzub.com/category/tutorial/ An archive of over 250 scripts and pitches on my Patreon page, plus the chance to ask more questions that might show up here in a future video: https://www.patreon.com/jimzub

Comments

Jasper Borgman

Thanks so much. I feel like, as a consumer, there are are so many ways to begin a story. However, several books I’ve read or other videos I’ve seen recommend that you stick to something that will immediately hold the readers interest such as an action/tension sequence. I’m working as a new writer on my own crime/action IP. Since I’m a first timer and my IP is new , I have the challenge of capturing the reader from the very beginning, while making them care about my character. The main reason I’ll turn a movie off early or stop reading a title is when I don’t care about what will end up happening to the characters. I have a beginning sequence written that puts the entire series of events in motion. I just need to decide what I want to present as the first panel.

Justin Rodriguez

Hey i wanted to ask what is the best advice you have about writing a 3 to 10 page story. Im a beginner writer and i want to start small