All Episodes

#193 – Work For Hire Pitching with Paul Allor

#192 – Creative Services with Andy Schmidt and Anne Randulic

#191 – Having Your Work Critiqued with Molly Lazer

#190 – Storytelling

#189 – Pitching Your Comic with Fred Van Lente

#188 – Working with Editorial and a Talent Coordinator with Bon Alimagno

#187 – Online Learning with Creators Workshop Director Bon Alimagno

#186 – Comic Book Editing and Project Management

#185 – Publishing with Comics Experience and Source Point Press

#184 – Creating and Workshopping a Mini Series with Tim Bach and Brian Atkins

#183 – Writing Comics Like the Pros and The New Comics Creator NYCC Panels

#182 – What Happens after the Pitch, Work-for-Hire IP Edition

#181 – What Happens After the Pitch, Creator-Owned Edition

#180 – Rich Douek, Joe Mulvey, and Chris Sotomayor on Collaboration

#179 – Carlos Giffoni on Pitching, Patience, and Persistence

#178 – Convention Tips

#177 – Screenwriting 101 with James Janowsky

#176 – Comics Coloring and Color Theory with Chris Sotomayor

#175 – Creating One-Shots with Paul Allor

#174 – Workshopping a comics miniseries with Frank Gogol

#173 – Target Demos, Plan Sales Strategy BEFORE Creating the Comic? Or the Other Way Around?

#172 – Convention Behavior

#171 – What Streaming TV Can Teach Us About Story Formats

#170 – The Pros & Cons of Tabling Versus Walking Around at Cons

#169 – Things You Might Not Have Thought About When Marketing Your Comic

#168 – Reilly Brown on Digital Comics and Vertical Scrolling

#167 – Why Kickstarter for Your Comic

#166 – Tips on Hiring a Freelance Editor

#165 – Scheduling Your Time

#164 – Finding the Humanity in Superheroes

#163 – Setting Goals for Your Comics Project

#162 – Anthology Pitching

#161 – Portfolios and Talent Scouting with Will Robson

#160 – Parenting and Comics

#159 – Don’t Let Social Media Get You Down

#158 – What Editors Need to Sell Your Book

#157 – Character Core Values and Continuity

Episode #156 – Defining Professional Boundaries with Nicole Boose

Episode #155 – There is No Right Contract with Jim Gibbons

Episode #154 – Licensed Properties with Heather Antos

Episode #153 – Avoiding the Comparison Trap with Jim Gibbons

Episode #152 – Collaboration is Key with Heather Antos

Episode #151 – Skills vs. Experience

Episode #150 – Milestones and Industry Changes

Episode #149 – What’s Next: Continuing Your Education

Episode #148 – Screen Experience

Episode #147 – Page Rates and Asking Questions

Episode #146 – Meeting Editors Online and at Cons

Episode #145 – Source Point Press Publishing Deal

Episode #144 – 2017 in Review, Looking Ahead

Episode #143 – Making Comics to Make Connections in Comics

Episode #142 – Ryan O’Sullivan & Plaid Klaus on Finding a Collaborator

Episode #141 – Kieron Gillen on Planning Your Stories

Episode #140 – Paul Allor on Writing Fictionalized Historical Events

Episode #139 – Social Media 101 with Meredith Nudo

Episode #138 – Finding an Intellectual Property Lawyer

Episode #137 – Budgeting: Making a Collaborative Deal

Episode #136 – Budgeting: Creative Budget

Episode #135 – Budgeting: Setting a Personal Project Budget

Episode #134 – Promoting your Work for Hire with Paul Allor

Episode #133 – Pros and Cons of Getting an Agent

Episode #132 – Getting Your Work Published: What Are Your Goals?

Episode #131 – Do I Need an Editor?

Episode #130 – Mark Waid on Working with New Comics Talent

Episode #129 – In Store Signings with Paul Allor

Episode #128 – Story and Scene Structure

Episode #127 – Passion Versus Commercial Appeal

Episode #126 – Planning Your Make Comics Year

Episode #125 – Writing Panel Descriptions

Episode #124 – Writing Wordless Comics

Episode #123 – Setting up a Website for Your Comics

Episode #122 – Breaking the Fourth Wall

Episode #121 – Comics on the Side (Jobs)

Episode #120 – Working for the Big Two

Episode #119 – Translating Your Current Skill Set Into Comics

Episode #118 – Writing Short Stories with Paul Allor

Episode #117 – Project File Management

Episode #116 – Well-Crafted Pitches

Episode #115 – Do We Still Need Publishers?

Episode #114 – Creating Courses for Creating Comics

Episode #113 – Your Comic as a TV Show?

Episode #112 – Mixing Genres

Episode #111 – Post C2E2 Wrap Up

Episode #110 – Comics Experience at C2E2

Episode #109 – Questions to Ask an Artist

Episode #108 – The Impact of Digital on the Comic Book Industry

Episode #107 – Giving and Getting Feedback

Episode #106 – CE Digital

Episode #105 – Planning Your Make Comics Year

Episode #104 – 2015 Year In Review

Episode #103 – Captions and Continuous Word Balloons

Episode #102 – Effectively Using SFX

Episode #101 – Make Comics 101

Episode #100 – Breaking In

BONUS Episode – New York Comic Con Portfolio Reviews & Panels

Episode #99 – Comics Experience Publishing

Episode #98 – Nicole Boose on Tips for Becoming an Editor

Episode #97 – Working in U.S. Comics While Living Abroad

Episode #96 – Writers Standing Out and Making Money at Cons

Episode #95 – Bad Reviews