Check out the next critique of a MC MOOC student's pitch by Damon Gentry over at 13thdimension.com! #makecomics http://13thdimension.com/making-comics-damon-gentry-on-the-pitch/

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Check out the next critique of a MC MOOC student's pitch by Damon Gentry over at 13thdimension.com! #makecomics http://13thdimension.com/making-comics-damon-gentry-on-the-pitch/
Here's another professional critique of students' pitches from the Making Comics MOOC over at 13thDimension by Jim Zub! http://13thdimension.com/making-comics-jim-zubs-tips-to-newbies/ #makecomics
Everyone knows what it’s like to have to present something in school, having to stand up in front of a group of peers and present something or give a speech. Everyone also knows the sweaty palms, the white knuckles, the quasi out of body experience while speaking. If you can even get the words out, that is.
Well, don’t look now but if you’re an artist with a project, your speech giving days aren’t over. And in fact, this one’s for your livelihood: You have to pitch your project, your baby, to an individual who receives pitches from others and their babies all day, every day. Feel free to have a seat, if you need to. We understand.
But fear not, dear artist. Our esteemed CEO and panel host Patrick Yurick, along with some of the great minds in the industry today, are here to help. Even if it involves stalking. While we here at Making Comics don’t condone it, there just may be a benefit in there somewhere. Take a listen to this week’s podcast and find out how.
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http://www.makingcomics.com/2014/05/23/making-comics-gutter-talk-episode-21-get-grasp-mooc-panel/
One million points to you if you’ve heard this one before: ”If ya got time to lean, ya got time to clean.” No? Well, if you’ve ever worked in the food industry, it’s a popular one. Good thing we don’t hear it much making comics. Still, the heart of that message may not be as icy as it sounds. How are we, as artists, scheduling our time? What are we doing to make sure we remain productive artists without burying ourselves by taking on too much work? And should we even say no to opportunities? These were just a few of the questions answered and broken down by the incredible group of artistic minds we had for Week 3 of the Get A Grasp! MOOC panel.
Now, go download this episode, click the Play button on this podcast, and get back to work, slacker!
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http://www.makingcomics.com/2014/05/16/making-comics-gutter-talk-episode-20-week-3-get-grasp-mooc-panel/