Words to help you understand the media - comics
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media |
A comic is a form of media.
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sequence |
What is the logical sequence of events.
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sequencing |
It is important to the flow of a story to get the sequencing of events correct.
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primary |
This section is of primary importance.
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secondary |
This section is of secondary importance.
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narrative |
The narrative tells the story of something that has happened in the correct order.
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convention |
A comic convention is a speech bubble.
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transition |
There is a transition from one picture to the next.
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deconstruct |
We deconstruct to work out the effect on the reader.
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establishing |
We are establishing the context.
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layout |
Each comic has a clear layout.,.
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structure |
A comic story has a structure.
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