Scott McCloud: Understanding comics Video
http://www.ted.com In this unmissable look at the magic of comics, Scott McCloud bends the presentation format into a cartoon-like experience, where colorful diversions whiz through childhood fascinations and imagined futures that our eyes can hear and touch.
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The word "gay" helps homosexual activists push their agenda.
You can't zone out ...
You can't zone out a Scott cloud lecture. Unless you really pay attention, you will be loss. My only complaint about Scott, is that? he dent "dumb it down enough" a strange thing to say, I know, but sometimes his lectures are so conceptual that your mind NEEDS a break!...
Scottsdale gift to ...
Scottsdale gift to the? comics world Is giving a cognitive way to talk about the medium intelligently with others who look down on the medium, as well as giving creators a roadmap for understanding and finding their own style.
nice! funny talking ...
nice! funny talking guy! hahaha
he's really love making comics. that's his talent.?
His book is a? ...
His book is a? comic book Bible
Scott McCloud is ...
Scott McCloud is like the Carl Sagan of comics. Exploring the comic universe, and analyzing them in great detail with meaning and possibilities.?
Starting from ...
Starting from Watchmen, Moore used 3x3 panels inspired from Steve Ditko
Later on he was more flexible e.g.? Promethea
McCloud should ...
McCloud should take? a look at the WORMWORLD Saga...!
I finished reading ...
I finished reading Understanding Comics about an hour ago. I particularly? enjoyed chapter 7 and as a songwriter I'm already thinking about 'the six steps' as they relate to music.
He seems like a? ...
He seems like a? smart and funny guy.
One of best ...
One of best presentations I've seen in my life.?
bored ?watch a ...
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Does Alan Moore ...
Does Alan Moore really design page layouts for his? stories? I was under the impression that he just writes highly detailed descriptive scripts.
Scott McCloud never ...
Scott McCloud never ceases to amaze.? I hope he draws forever.
will be writing an? ...
will be writing an? exam on understanding comics on monday in seminar named the same as the book
aprende ingles.?
aprende ingles.?
traduzcan esto? al ...
traduzcan esto? al español
This? guy's book ...
This? guy's book was like my personal Bible.
Scott McCloud real? ...
Scott McCloud real? name is Scott McLeod
This is a great vid ...
This is a great vid. i saw it first? on TED's site.
Actually, then, by ...
Actually, then, by Scott McCloud's logic, film is a version of the comic. You have consecutive frames of still images, that, when seen together sequentially, tell a linear story. Now, both media, as they stand today, have limitations as to all that they can tell the viewer, but if both comics and film follow the path that McCloud has depicted here, I believe that they may eventually merge, meld, combine, into a fully realized experience that? utilizes all of the human senses.
Alan Moore? played ...
Alan Moore? played a lot with panel layouts, especially in Watchmen. It may be true that comic makers are stuck to a certain size of the page and pivotal moments really only happen at the turn of a page(for surprise), I don't know if it's a limitation immediately. It is interesting to follow these computer-comics though. An interesting one I read was "A lesson is learned but the damage is irreversible".
"Scott McLEOD is my ...
"Scott McLEOD is my uncle".
yeah,? but what does that have to do with scott McCloud?
nice vid?
nice vid?
Based on my reading ...
Based on my reading of McCleod I don't think that he is trashing the? paper page, but encouraging the debate. because when artists contemplate debates like these, they create art to give their answer.
And that is where great art in any media comes from- from people looking for answers and grappling with problems.
No, that would be? ...
No, that would be? virtual reality.
I only just ...
I only just recently read Understanding Comics, and while I've never picked up any of McCloud's fiction works like Zot! but it's evident that he truly understands the language of the? medium. He seems like a friendly individual here.
u hungry??
u hungry??
Scott McLEOD is my? ...
Scott McLEOD is my? uncle
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