ENG. Elementos de la comunicación copia

Pedro Pablo Suárez del Río.

EducaciónPLASTICAvisualyaudiovisual

... BUT... WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT?

Visual Communication

Sendermessage Channel receiver code

why don't you answer me????

Hi!

Sendermessage Channel receiver code

code

why don't you answer me????

hi!

message

channel

receiver

Sender

we are going to use: PLICKERS

Where is the problem?

MENSAJE:

the referee takes out a red card and the player leaves the soccer field without talking to him. What is the red card? A. A CODE B. A SENDER C. A CHANNEL D. Un pitido

sender

reciver

who is the SENDER in that tv spot? A. Ikea B. The people who sing c. The people who have a agly haouse. D.The people who watch the tv

This video is a meme about communication problems between football players. Do you know what is the problem? A. The CHANNEL. B. The CODE. C. The RECEIVER. D. The FC Barcelona.

If you don't understand the signal, it's because... a. You don't know the traffic CODE. b. The CHANNEL is incorrect c. The MESSEGE is incorrect

We are going to create a comic and see if we know how to differentiate the elements involved.

Now we'll get to work

Create the story Order the events

comic elements Shots Characters

Creating a comic involves several steps. First, we will think about the story, second we will study how to tell it and finally we will make our comic.

2- Tell the story (comic)

1- Story

Create the story

Story

Let's think of a story in which a communication problem causes a comic situation.

Story

To write our story it will be important to be clear about the following questions.Answer these questions on a piece of paper.

Who is the protagonist or sender? What is the protagonist looking for?What problem has the protagonist?How does the story end? what channel and code does the protagonist use?

Story

here are some examples

Story

here are some examples

Story

Order the events

Story

To write our story it will be important to be clear about the following questions.

- Think of short sentences that describe what happens.- You have to order events. - Divide the shares into different events, don't be in a hurry.

Story

here are some examples

Story

comic elements

Tell the story (comic)

kinetic line

speech bubbles

panel

Shot

Tell the story (comic)

Expression

Dialoges

Descrive

Clouse-up

Medium shot

Long shot

Tell the story (comic)

You don't always have to draw the characters full-body.Although there are many types of shot, as an introduction we will see the three most important groups.

Expression

Dialoges

Descrive

Clouse-up

Medium shot

Long shot

Tell the story (comic)

now analyze your story and think about what kind of shot you could use.Try to use at least one shot of each type.

design your character.

follow these steps to design your character in a basic way.

design your character.

follow these steps to design your character in a basic way.

Select the events that tell your story and put them in order with short sentences.

Answer the following questions to be clear about your story.

Order the events

1. 2. 3. 4. ...

Create the story

Who is the protagonist? What is the protagonist looking for?What problem has the protagonist?How does the story end?

Story

here are some examples

Examples

here are some examples

Examples