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An extremely powerful tool for both artists and writers is the one-shot comic. Andy goes over exactly what a one-shot is, what roles they have withing the comics industry and specifically why you may want to create one or more as an emerging writer or artist. A great one-shot can become a powerful engine for your comics career, both writing for companies or building your own self-publisher brand!
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Community Pro members can use this lesson to learn about all the legal transactions underlying a crowdfunding campaign, whether they are a freelance, creator-owned, or independent comic creator.
A discussion of how to create a deal with your creative partners in a way that protects everyone’s interests without damaging the working relationships.
Join comics Editor Andy Schmidt for the third lesson in this series on how to go about finding the right collaborators who will fit your project!
Finding collaborators is step 1, but step 2 is all about your people skills! The #1 reason by far that projects fall apart and are never completed is faults in a relationship between collaborators. To that end, this lesson dives into the keys to building and maintaining successful collaborative relationships. Cement a strong foundation, and only then can you build a masterpiece!
Comics editor Andy Schmidt discusses how to go about finding the right collaborators who will fit your project!
Choosing the right price for your comic can be the difference between making a profit on your book or losing money on your project. This class explains basic pricing theory and explores the internal and external factors you need to know to determine how much to charge your readers.
Throughout your comic book career, there will be change on various levels that will impact your business. This lesson examines the different types of disruptions in your publishing process and the considerations you can consider in navigating through these challenges.
This lesson examines the different comic book formats and the business and creative decisions that will help you choose the best format(s) for your story.
In this lesson, we follow up on our earlier lesson What is Story to discuss the pivotal elements that can enhance both your script and your overall comic.
