This document discusses techniques for telling a story through a series of sketches including using frames, camera shots, viewpoints, speech bubbles, letters, visual metaphors, onomatopoeia, and movement. It describes different types of shots like panoramic, long shot, medium shot, close up, and detailed view shots. It also covers different viewpoints and types of speech bubbles that can be used to advance the story.

1. A story told in a series of sketches

2. • Frame
• Camera shots
• Viewpoint
• Speech bubbles
• Letter
• Visual metaphor
• Onomatopoeia
• Movement

3. Monotonous rhythm

4. 
Dinamic rhythm

5. Panaromic:
 Place
 Small character

6. Long shot:
 closer

7. Medium shot:
 the upper part of the body

8. American shot:
 Western films

9. Close up:
 physical details
 emotionals effects

10. Detailed view:
 close view

11. EXERCISES
What type of shot is used in these images?

16. A “bird’s eye” and an “ant’s eye” view:

17. EXERCISES
What type of viewpoint is used in these images?

18. ”Captions”

19. Types of speech bubbles:

20. without bubbles:

21. size and color