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Graphic novel vocab.

TermDefinition
narrative box rectangles or squares in which a narrator or a character from the story shares special information with the readers
vignette a borderless panel
speech bubble represents the dialogue of a given character in the comic
panel a single "moment" in comics; fundamental unit of comic storytelling
inset panel a panel inside the border of another panel
panel border the lines line that inclose the image
long shot a full figure shot emphasizing the background and placement of characters
medium shot showing parts of the body of one or more characters
close up usually a torso or head shot when dealing with characters; can also be a zoom in of an object
background the scenery or ground behind something/someone
emenata drawn elements that express information (motion, impact, emotions) not normally visible in real life
tier horizontal row of panels
spread two page layout
bleed image runs of page
full page bleed image runs off page on all sides
splash page full page image , not necessarily a bleed
gutter space between panels
thought bubble represents the thoughts of a given character in the comic
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