Sundays 2pm-4pm in the Student Center!
Greetings! It’s a new year and we’ll be doing things a little differently. Come to the first meeting and discover all the awesome things we have planned for this quarter and those to follow.
Our first meeting will be September 25, 2011 at 2 pm in Norris 101. Norris 101 is located on the first floor, just turn left at the stairs.
If you have any more questions or need more information, you can email us at sas@scad.edu or go to our facebook group.
Come learn about all the great clubs happening on campus!
Particularly us, the Sequential Art Society!
Fall quarter is right around the corner, and with it, lots of awesome workshops and events. So keep your eyes on this space for up to date information.
If you have any suggestions for things you would like to see this quarter, leave a comment.
Salutations sequential lovers!
As usual, we’ll meet in Norris 101 at 2PM.
This meeting we’ll be having a second pitch meeting for those newer members who didn’t get a chance to tell us their stories last time. If you’ve already pitched us your idea, you should bring whatever you’ve been working on to show us and we’ll take a look at it. That includes scripts, thumnails, or even if you’ve finished a few pages.
Keep up with SAS online:
Take care my lovelies!
Liz Sullivan
SAS Secretary
Salutations sequential lovers!
Hope you had a nice winter break. We were pretty busy as well, but now we’re back and we’re rearin’ to go!!
As usual, we’ll meet in Norris 101 at 2PM.
This meeting will be important; we’ll have some announcements to make about the 99 Word Balloons anthology as well as the rest of the meetings for the quarter.
We’ll also have some fun comic related activities to get the quarter started off right.
Keep up with SAS online:
Take care my lovelies!
Liz Sullivan
SAS Secretary
Salutations sequential lovers!
This sunday, November 7th, we will have the widely anticipated Pitch Meeting for our 99 Word Balloons publication with Professors Tom Lyle, Anthony Fiser, and Mia Paluzzi!!
We’re excited to hear what kind of stories you have in mind for our club’s anthology, but let’s go over some important things about this very special meeting:
1. DON’T COME LATE! We plan to start this meeting as fast as possible in order to get through all the pitches as smoothly and quickly as we can so that everyone has a chance to be heard
2. The official SAS meeting will start at 2PM in Norris room 101. However, we know a lot of you have questions about how to properly present your pitch to us and the professors. So If you have questions, the SAS officers will be at Norris an hour early to help you out. We will also have a handout about the rules for the publication, so if you have questions about that, please arrive early as well.
3. No materials are necessary. We are not looking at drawings or scripts during this meeting; there will be plenty of that next quarter. For now, the only thing we’d like you to bring is yourself, and some notes for your own benefit if you so choose.
We will explain how we will go about having everyone pitch on Sunday.
The mascot contest deadline has been extended to November 7th so get those entries in! You can email your mascot to sas@scad.edu or hand them in to an officer at the meeting.
Entries received after Midnight on November 7th will not be accepted. Sorry.
We encourage entries to not just be a picture, but a whole reference and biography of the character.
And don’t forget, you can check the blog at blog.scad.edu/sas for other information about SAS or shoot us an email if you have other questions.
Take care my lovelies!
Liz Sullivan
SAS Secretary
Salutations sequential lovers!
As usual, we’ll meet in Norris 101 at 2PM.
And this Sunday is Halloween, so at SAS we’ll be having our own Halloween Party! We’ll have food and candy and we encourage you to bring your own to share as well.
We’ll be playing a movie of your choice, and we’ve got tons of options like
Secret of Nimh
How to Train your Dragon
Road to El Dorado
Coraline
Corpse Bride
any Disney movie ever
and lots more! So you may want to bring a pillow or stuffed animal to get cozy.
Also, at the start of the meeting you’ll have the opportunity to practice and discuss with us officers and your other SAS members about your pitch or story ideas for 99 Word Balloons!
PS. YES, wear costumes! 
The mascot contest deadline has been extended to November 7th so get those entries in! You can email your mascot to sas@scad.edu
We encourage entries to not just be a picture, but a whole reference and biography of the character.
Take care my lovelies!
Liz Sullivan
SAS Secretary
Greetings Sequential Art Society!
Our next meeting is this Sunday in Norris Hall, room 101 at 2pm -4pm! This is our midterm support meeting! Come and help your fellow SAS members with projects and homework. Bring anything you’d like to get feedback on, it doesn’t have to be homework specific.
At 3 pm, VP Juliana will give a presentation on How to Pitch a Story! Anyone interested in participating in our Sequential Art Society Publication should attend this portion of the meeting, though it is not required in order to participate in the publication.
Our contest deadline has been extended another week! You have until Friday, October 15th to submit your name for the new publication. Forms will also be available at the next SAS meeting on the 10th for you to submit an idea.
The United Student Forum is seeking a student representative from the School of Communications. The USF is made up of representatives from each of the schools at SCAD and represents the entire student body to the college administration. The Sequential Art Society has been asked to nominate one of our members for this important role.
From the Student Involvement Website:
“The United Student Forum is the student representative body of SCAD. The USF serves as a means of communication within the student body as well as between the students and the administration of the college. All students are considered members of the United Student Forum, and representatives to the USF are selected to serve in leadership capacities throughout the year. The Executive Committee is selected from the USF representatives and serves as the representative board for the entire student body. Members of the Executive Committee meet regularly with college administrators to discuss ideas for improving the overall college community.”
If you are interested in representing our department at the USF, please see an officer at the next SAS meeting or email us at SAS@SCAD.EDU. We will submit your name to the Faculty of the Department so they may nominate you to the committee.
Here’s a quick outline of the meetings we have planned for the rest of the Fall Quarter. More info coming soon!
Sunday, October 17th – Vote on the name of our New Publication!
Sunday, October 24th – Collaborate: Artists and Writers meet and greet plus workshops!
Sunday, October 31st – Halloween Meeting and Candy Swap!
Sunday, November 7th – Final Meeting, Vote on SAS Mascot, SAS Publication Concept Art and Story Approvals!
SCADcon in May seems so far away, but it’s going to come up fast! Here are the deadlines we’ve worked out so far for the SAS Publication!
These Deadlines are Solid!
Sunday, November 7th – Story ideas and concept art will be approved at this meeting.
Sunday, January 16th – First Meeting of Winter Quarter: Rough Pencil Layouts Due for Approval!
Thursday, May 12th – Debut our Publication at SCADcon!
The following Deadlines are subject to change:
Sunday, February 13th – Finished Pencils Due for Approval!
Sunday March 6th – Final Pages Due (Inked, Lettered, Scanned and ready to go)
Late March/Early April – Book will be put together and sent off for Publication
May 1st – Books in Hand in time for SCADcon!
SAS is running two contests this quarter!
SAS Publication Name Contest
Our new SAS Publication, a collection of comics by SAS Members, needs a name! Please email your ideas to SAS@SCAD.EDU by Friday, October 8th! We will vote on the name at our October 10th Meeting. There will be a prize for the winner!
SAS Mascot Contest
SAS needs a mascot! The character should be iconic and recognizable when drawn in a variety of styles. For example, no matter why style Superman or Mickey Mouse are drawn in, you always know who they are. Submit your entries to SAS@SCAD.EDU by Friday, October 22nd! Entries will be showcased online and voting will happen at our final meeting of the quarter, November 7th! Limit of 2 entries per participant. Once again, there will be prizes!
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Great news everyone! Our SAS email account is up and running! From now on you may email SAS@SCAD.edu with all your Sequential Art Society related questions!
24 Hour Comics Day
There is no regular Sequential Art Society meeting this Sunday due to 24 Hour Comics Day!
“The Sequential Art department will participate in the International 24-HOUR COMICS event beginning Saturday Oct. 2nd at 10A.M. and continuing through Sunday the 3rd at 10A.M. Students are invited to come to Norris Hall and create a self-contained 24-page comic story in twenty-four hours. Sequential Art faculty will monitor the event and provide support, encouragement, as well as food and beverages. Are you up to the challenge? Sign up sheets are posted in Norris Hall on the first floor bulletin board.”
Next Meeting: Midterm Support, SAS Publication Name Voting and Pitching a Story Presentation
Our next meeting will be Sunday, October 10th at 2 pm, location TBD. This is the midterm support meeting. Bring your projects and get help and feedback from your fellow SAS members. SAS VP Juliana will also be doing a presentation on Pitching a Story!
SAS Meeting Location Change
Due to the awesome turnout we’re experiencing with Sequential Art Society this year, SAS is looking for a bigger location. We’ll keep you updated about the change.
