09:00
1. Ice Breaker: Drawing test for the whole class ( draw for five minutes).
開場：每個人的五分鐘繪圖測試

2. Mr. Mo Five minute drawing demonstration.
Mr.Mo 示範五分鐘繪圖

3. Introduction of my professional Career.
Mr.Mo 介紹個人的專業職涯

4. Overview of what Mr. Mo is going to share in the workshop.
Mr.Mo 說明今天將要與各位分享的課程內容

4.1 Demystifying Art. 藝術揭秘
4.2 Share my Art Philosophy. 分享 Mr.Mo 的藝術哲學
4.3 Share basic principle of art and storyboarding in a language you can understand, remember, and apply.
以容易瞭解、記憶與運用的方式分享藝術與分鏡圖的基本原則
4.4 Share the mindset of an artist and how you can use that in every area of your life, and not just “art.”
分享藝術家的心理素質，在藝術之外如何將它運用在生活中的每個層面
4.5 How to become a professional storyboard/concept artist in the industry.
如何在業界成為專業的分鏡繪圖藝術家與概念藝術家

5. Introduction of Mr. Mo’s art journey: How I got here.
介紹 Mr.Mo 自己成為藝術家的職業發展過程

10:00
1. Demystifying Art: 藝術揭秘

1.1 We are born as Artists. 我們天生就是藝術家
“All children are born artists, the problem is to remain an artist as we grow up.” - Pablo Picasso
畢卡索：所有的小孩都是天生的藝術家，問題在於如何在長大後繼續保有它
1.2 We “know” already what good art is. 我們已經知道什麼是好的藝術
1.3 What is “ART”? The Act of Self-Expression. 什麼是“藝術”？ 一種自我表達的行為

2. What is Visual Art?
什麼是視覺藝術？

2.1 A Universal Language. 一種全球通用的語言
What if you could speak the world’s language? 如果能夠說這個世界的語言將會如何？
Speaks to the Heart.

3. You are “Not” Learning “Art.”. You are learning “knowledge” to “Express” Art.
你並不是學習藝術，而是學習知識來表達藝術
"All types of knowledge, ultimately mean self-knowledge" - Bruce Lee.
李小龍：所有類型的知識，它的終極含義就是忠實地表達自己

4. Art Philosophy 藝術哲學

4.1 Entertainment vs Art. 娛樂 v.s 藝術
You are not a clown. You are a magician. 你不是小丑，而是魔術師！
The job of an artist is to express him/herself to the world.
藝術家的工作是向世界表達自己
Entertainment is a byproduct of your Art. 娛樂是從藝術所衍生出來的副產品

5. Time to pay the bills
正式進入分鏡繪圖主題
What are Storyboarding and basic art rules? 什麼是分鏡繪圖與藝術的基本規則？

11:00
1. What is Storyboard: a sequence of drawings, typically with some directions and dialogue,
representing the shots planned for a movie or television production.
什麼是分鏡圖：手繪的連續畫面，通常藉由演出與對話來呈現一部電影或電視製作的鏡頭設計

1.1 In Simple English: If scripts are a written way to communicate,
Storyboards are a visual way to communicate with the crew and clients.
文字腳本是以寫作的方式進行溝通，分鏡圖是以視覺的方式和劇組人員及客戶進行溝通
1.2 Productions States: Preproduction, Production, Post-Production. 影片製作的三個階段：前期製作、拍攝、後期製作
Storyboards are done in the Preproduction, and works closely with Directors and Producers.
分鏡圖是在前期製作的階段被完成的，並且需要和導演及製片在工作上緊密的配合

2. Why is Storyboarding essential?
為什麼分鏡圖是非常重要的？

2.1 Because it saves time and times equals Money.
因為它會節省非常多的時間，而時間就是金錢
2.2 Storyboards (and script) are the foundation on which the project is built on.
分鏡圖和劇本是任何專案建立的基礎
2.3 Boardmatics (animatic done using storyboards) is boring, the project will be boring.
動態的分鏡圖如果看起來很無趣，那麼專案的結果也將會很無趣

3. Basic Art Rules
藝術的基本規則

3.1 Contrast. 對比
Hue (Color). 色相
Saturation. 飽和度
Value (Light vs Dark) 明度
Shape. 形狀
Texture. 紋理
3.2 Composition. 構圖
Rule of 3rd. 三等分法
Foreground / Middle Ground / Background (a paper is…. 1D). 前景、中景、背景
Balance. 平衡
Reading from Left to Right / Direction. 從左到右的閱讀方向
3.3 What’s your story? Use or break the rules to share your story.
你要講的故事是什麼？在自己的故事上使用或打破這些規則

12:00
1. Storyboard technical Rules
分鏡繪圖的技術規則

1.1 Camera Shots / Angles. 攝影機的畫面尺寸與角度
Wide / Medium / Close Up / Extreme Close Up. 遠景 / 中景 / 特寫 / 大特寫
Cowboy Shot. 七分身鏡頭
Fisheye shot. 魚眼鏡頭
Low Angle. 低角度鏡頭
High Angle. 高角度鏡頭

2. Use of Arrows: Arrows are used to show the movement of camera or objects in the scene.
使用箭頭：箭頭用來表示攝影機與物體在場景中的移動方式
2.1 Zoom In / Zoom Out. 鏡頭拉近 / 鏡頭拉遠
2.2 Till Up / Till Down / Till Left / Till Right. 上下左右移軸
2.3 Pan Up / Pan Down / Pan Left / Pan Right. 上下左右搖攝
2.4 Camera Rotate: 90 / 180 / 360. 90 度 / 180 度 / 360 度旋轉攝影機

3. What’s your story? Use or break the rules to tell your story.
你要講的故事是什麼？在自己的故事上使用或打破這些規則

13:00
LUNCH BREAK. 午餐時間

14:00
1. The Art of Learning / Human Anatomy: “Do thine own work, and know thyself.” -Plato 學習藝術與自我剖析：柏拉圖：做自己的工作，認識自己

1.1 Our Anatomy. 自我的剖析
1.2 Who are you? The body, mind, and Heart. 你是誰？你的身體、心靈與心理
1.3 Your Heart knows: "Have the courage to follow your heart and your intuition.
They somehow already know what you truly want to become." – Steve Jobs 你的內心知道：史蒂夫賈伯斯：勇敢跟隨你的心和直覺，因為它們知道你真正想要的是什麼

15:00
1. How to become a better Artist:
如何成為更好的藝術家

1.1 Talent vs Hard Work 才華 v.s 努力
If people knew how hard I worked to get my mastery, it wouldn't seem so wonderful at all. -Michelangelo
只要人們知道我多麼努力來獲得我的技藝，它便完全不會看來如此的令人驚奇 – 米開朗基羅
The Pianist who gave her whole life. 給了她一生的鋼琴家

1.2 The Learning Curve 學習曲線
Unconscious incompetence. 無意識．無能力
Conscious incompetence. 有意識．無能力
Conscious competence. 有意識．有能力
Unconscious competence. 無意識．有能力

1.3 Treat Art as a Sport 藝術有如運動
Have a mentor / a coach / a professor. 找一位顧問、教練、老師
Deliberate Practice vs random practice (10,000 hours). 刻意的練習 v.s 隨機的練習 10000 小時
Don’t follow your feelings / just do the work. 不要看心情做事、儘管去做！
Block out Time. 騰出你的時間
Delivery date / Goal. 交付的日期與目標
Create Extraordinary habits. 為自己創造一個卓越的習慣
Be optimistic / Play to win (the victim vs the hero). 正面樂觀、成為勝利者（受害者 v.s 英雄）
Do not try! (Do or No not. there is try.) 做與不做
Do What you LOVE. 做你真正喜愛的事情

16:00
1. How to become a professional Storyboard Artist: 如何成為專業的分鏡繪圖藝術家

1.1 Basic Skills needed: 必備的基本技巧：
Basic Drawing skills. 基本的繪圖能力

Good sense of composition. 良好的構圖能力
Good team player. 成為團隊的一份子
Speed (15~25 Frames per day). 有效率的繪圖速度（平均一天完成 15 ~ 25 個分鏡畫面）

1.2 Have a portfolio with mixed styles. 具備各種不同風格的作品集：
Action Scene. 動作場景
Drama scene. 戲劇場景
Cars are popular. 汽車類型的分鏡圖是普遍受到歡迎的作品集

1.3 Contact storyboard agencies. 與分鏡圖代理商接洽
Be ready to work on low paying projects at first. 一開始要對低報酬的工作專案有心理準備
Build your resume. 建立自己的履歷表
Pros: 優點：
The money is good ($500~$800 per day). 薪資水準較佳（平均每天的收入為台幣 15,000 - 24,000 元）
Work on amazing projects.接觸的大多是非常棒的專案
Meet great people.可遇到非常頂尖的專業人士
Cons: 缺點：
You are working on someone else’s project. 你是為其他人的專案工作
The deadlines are usually tight.交稿時間通常很急迫
You must be always on call.你必須隨時待命

2. Live Your Life. Express who you are. Inspire the world. 活出自己、表達真正的你、為世界帶來啟發！

17:00
1. Q & A
提問與答覆

Additional Information
額外的注意事項：
1. 請當天參與課程的同學攜帶一本筆記本，用來進行繪圖練習及紀錄上課所學到的內容
2. 由於課程進行中所展示的教學素材與內容均有智慧財產權，為尊重演講者，全程請勿錄音、錄影

教室環境

接待櫃台與學生休息區

課程講師

Jeong Mo Yang is a professional storyboard/ comic book artist, who goes by the pen name of Mr. Mo (because it’s the only part of his name that everyone can pronounce easily!) His professional title says “Artist”, but Mr. Mo prefers to think of himself as a storyteller, sharing stories through the universal language of art.

Mr. Mo’s inspiration for Bitesize Lessons was born from personal experience.
As a father of two young and extremely curious humans, (whose every conversation begins and ends with a question), Mr. Mo was hunting high and low for a self-development book that spoke specifically to children. But most, if not all self-development books, were beyond the grasp of a child’s understanding, and definitely not engaging enough for them.

So Mr. Mo took up the challenge of creating self-development books for young minds!, because he firmly believes that such books are the antidote to regression – and can redirect our future generations from a life of meaningless monotony towards one filled with purpose, positivity, and endless possibilities.

Bitesize Lessons also fall in line with Mr. Mo’s mission – which is to create and share stories that impact lives meaningfully, and start a wave of positivity, however small.
Because it is the small changes, the small steps, taken by people like you and me collectively, which make the bigger changes possible.

Currently, Mr. Mo lives in Los Angeles, but he spends most of his time in the garden of imagination, where he is at his happiest.
To find out more about Mr. Mo, follow him on Instagram @iam.mr.mo or visit his website – www.iammrmo.com

台北地區上課時間

2017 年 9 月 23 日 (星期六) 09:00 ~ 17:00

*本課程將使用英文授課，現場會有中文口譯的專業人員協助翻譯

人數限制

名額限制：39 人（目前人數已超額）