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The photonovel : A tool for development.

Por: Weaks, DanielColaborador(es): Sola, ElisaTipo de material: TextoTextoIdioma: Inglés Series Manual Series ; n. 4Detalles de publicación: Washington, D.C. : Peace Corps, 1976Descripción: 105 p. : il. ; 32 cmTema(s): ARTES | FOTONOVELA | FOTOGRAFIA | COMICOClasificación CDD: 741.5
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Contenido: Chapter 1. The photonovel: an introduction -- Chapter 2. A few preliminaries -- Chapter 3. The shooting session -- Chapter 4. The mechjanical -- Chapter 5. The pre-test -- Chapter 6. Printing -- Chapter 7. Getting Started: notes for Peace Corps volunteers.
Revisión: Anyone who has turned to the comic strips of the "funny pages" in a newspaper has some familiarity with the concept of the photonovel. The comic strip is a series of stylized drawings placed in a time sequence to describe an event. Words are expressed by the use of white "balloons" which contain the dialogue and indicate the speaker. Some newspaper comic strips appear daily in serial form and may continue for months, or even years. Placed end to end a page, the comic strip becomes a comic books.
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Contenido: Chapter 1. The photonovel: an introduction -- Chapter 2. A few preliminaries -- Chapter 3. The shooting session -- Chapter 4. The mechjanical -- Chapter 5. The pre-test -- Chapter 6. Printing -- Chapter 7. Getting Started: notes for Peace Corps volunteers.

Anyone who has turned to the comic strips of the "funny pages" in a newspaper has some familiarity with the concept of the photonovel. The comic strip is a series of stylized drawings placed in a time sequence to describe an event. Words are expressed by the use of white "balloons" which contain the dialogue and indicate the speaker. Some newspaper comic strips appear daily in serial form and may continue for months, or even years. Placed end to end a page, the comic strip becomes a comic books.

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