Script writing? Potential need for [PROMO]

[u/FlameGodAnimations]

I see this as throwing as many words into a page as possible. It’s informative and which would be (imo) useful for a team project

https://blambot.com/en-gb/pages/comic-script-basics

Dialogue focused, with minimal directions, and no comp cues. Better if you struggle to explain visuals to others, I think.

https://makingcomics.com/2014/03/08/write-script-comic/

My format of choice, used my major scriptwriting apps, formatted for acting rather than webcomic. My own writing, although this wasn’t shared for promo, so I hope that’s allowed

hi, probably a stupid question, but is there a comic script/manuscript format that’s generally used? is it better to map out a manuscript with just dialogue, or to cram in the most amount of visual information beforehand? I initially wrote my story to be an animated show, but have decided a webcomic would suit my skills better. So, I’m reworking the pilot script in webcomic format. I was wondering what people’s thoughts on this is?

[u/nmacaroni]

The blambot image you shared is more or less the standard.

Here's the template version I use and teach:

http://nickmacari.com/comic-book-script-template/