The Process podcast drops its fourth episode on the Image Addiction network. Kurtis Wiebe sits down with Jeremy Holt, and me, Ryan K Lindsay, to discuss comic writing from people on the front line. If you're interested in behind the scenes information about comics, their creation, and other nerd topics then download this podcast. You can subscribe to Image Addiction in iTunes, or your podcast catcher. You can also see the Image Addiction website for updates, information, and live streaming of the pod. Hit the jump to read the show notes on this latest episode of The Process where we chat about the drafting process and why networking at cons is so important.
The fourth episode of the writing podcast, The Process. Hosted by Kurtis J. Wiebe (Intrepids, Green Wake), Ryan Lindsay (CBR) and Jeremy Holt (Joy Hog), The Process takes aim at the comic writing industry with the high hope of tackling a stack of interesting topics from collaboration to publication.
Wow Factor – A discussion about our favourite comic moments of the week, be it a specific panel, page or collection of pages. This episode we discuss Batman and Robin #26, Witch Doctor, and Unknown Soldier.
Progress Report – The gents chat about their victories in personal writing projects and Kurtis drops some big news about his writing career , Jeremy boasts about being an Apple Genius and relationship changes, and Ryan’s wife goes on a ‘Roo killing spree.
Grill ‘Em! – We open the floor to you the listener, this week we tackle two questions!
From Grant on our Facebook page, “I would love to know how you even go about pitching a script, and what happens after your pitch is accepted, until publication.”
Also from our Facebook page, Chris wants to know, “if you find there are major differences between writing standalone issues vs. writing story arcs and also, as writers, whether or not you try to avoid splash and double splash pages in your scripts
From Grant on our Facebook page, “I would love to know how you even go about pitching a script, and what happens after your pitch is accepted, until publication.”
Also from our Facebook page, Chris wants to know, “if you find there are major differences between writing standalone issues vs. writing story arcs and also, as writers, whether or not you try to avoid splash and double splash pages in your scripts
The Process – The heart of The Process series where the hosts talk about their personal spin on the creative development of their projects. We take a look at our personal drafting process and discuss how we approach a new series or story idea, from conception to finished script.
The Roundtable – An open talk about a random comic related topic, this week the importance of networking at cons and within the local comic book community.
Wrap It – Jeremy drops some truth. Truth, kids, truth.
Enjoy!
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Hope you enjoy the listen. If you've got any thoughts on the show, let us know in the comments below. We'd also like to promote discussion here on our pod topics; how do you draft your writing, and have you ever networked at a con?
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