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Visual Storytelling with Iain McCaig: Volume 1: Anatomy of a Story

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The Process of Creating a Story

Stories can be written with pictures as well as with words. Veteran storyteller and concept artist Iain McCaig takes you on a journey through the process of creating a story visually–from story beats and story gates, to story drawings and the art of dreaming images on paper.

By the end of this DVD, you will have the tools and techniques you need to create dynamic visual stories of your own. This DVD contains the source for the subsequent lessons on creature and character design, as Iain McCaig retells Hans Christian Andersen's "The Little Mermaid" as a science fiction epic.
Topics Covered:
• The Language of Pictures
• The Three Act Play
• Adapting a Classic
• Creating Story Drawings
• Drawing on Real Life
• Story Beats: the Pulse of a Story
• Case Study: The Cosmic Mermaid

Chapters:
 01. Introduction
02. Story Structure
03. Story Beats
04. Little Mermaid
05. Sea King
06. The Wedding
07. Iron Maiden
08. Attack
09. Story Telling
Minimum System Requirements
1GHz or faster processor
512 MB RAM
64 MB Video RAM
DVD-ROM Drive
5 GB of hard disk space
1280 x 1024 display

 Minimum Operating System Requirements
Microsoft® Windows® XP Professional,
Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional
Apple® Mac® OS X 10.2 		This DVD-ROM also requires the Quicktime Movie Player (Version 5.0.5 or higher), the Ensharpen Codec (Version 1.0.1 or higher) and Acrobat Reader (Version 5.0 or higher) in order to view its contents.

The web links for these installers are below. If you don't have these items on your computer, please install these items before you launch the DVD-ROM Gnomon Workshop movie.

TechSmith EnSharpen Decoder Link:
http://www.techsmith.com/download/ensharpendecoder.asp
Apple Quicktime Link:
http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/
Adobe Acrobat Installer Link:
http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html

About Iain McCaig
Iain McCaig is an internationally recognized and award-winning artist, and one of the motion picture industry's leading conceptual designers. He has worked on numerous films, including Peter Pan, and Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire . Most recently, Iain was one of the principal designers on Star Wars Episode One, Star Wars Episode Two and Star Wars Episode Three in which his work includes the landmark designs for Queen Amidala and Darth Maul.

As a concept designer, screenwriter, director and illustrator, Iain's talents have led him to numerous projects including The Face , his directorial debut in 1988. In 2001 he wrote and designed his first CG feature film, The Pied Piper for Imax/Mainframe. Iain has taught drawing and storytelling for over twenty years.

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Visual Storytelling with Iain McCaig: Volume 1: Anatomy of a Story Gnomon Workshop DVD

Instructor:
Iain McCaig

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