Appropriately, Writing for Animation, Comics, and Games is divided into three sections, one each for feature and television animation; for comic books and graphic novels; and for computer and console games. Each section is well-organized, divided into chapters and subchapters that focus on script formats, terminology, agents, breaking in, trade shows, unions, jobs, freelancing, where to live, copyrights and trademarks, getting paid, and so on. This detailed, practical book offers much information you can get only from an industry insider—information that few other insiders have publicly shared.

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