Lecture

Genetics: Creation Process Comparison

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Description

This lecture focuses on comparing the original script of a graphic novel with the actual comic book, exploring the genetic perspective of creation and the critical analysis of the work's construction. The instructor guides students through examining the differences between the text and the images, highlighting the importance of each medium in conveying the narrative. By studying specific pages and analyzing the evolution from script to final artwork, students gain insights into the author's intentions and the impact of visual storytelling. The session delves into the intricate details of character design, narrative choices, and the interplay between text and image, offering a deeper understanding of the creative process behind graphic storytelling.

Instructor

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Official source

https://mediaspace.epfl.ch/media/0_ymtbg8ti

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