Editing Illustrated Books
When editing illustrated books you need a range of extra skills to supplement those taught on the popular Copy-Editing Skills course.
These include:
- additional scheduling
- writing and editing captions
- briefing artwork and photography
- checking page design
- liaising with the media, picture researchers and designers
- dealing with permissions and credits.
On this course you will be given expert guidance and tried-and-tested working methods that make projects involving illustrated matter easier to manage.
Programme
Day One
- Publishing sequence
- Scheduling
- Budgeting
- Editing for international, co-editions, multiple markets
- Introduction to illustrations: vocabulary, purposes and types
- Illustration lists
- Working with picture researchers
- Working with designers
Day Two
- Flat planning
- Briefing and checking artwork
- Commissioning photos
- Choosing photos; cropping
- Writing captions
- Checking illustrated proofs
- Cutting
- Filling
- Adjusting pages
- Permissions, credits, copyright.
Who will benefit from this course?
Anyone who is involved in the development of published materials that include illustrations. This will include editorial assistants, copy-editors, desk editors, proofreaders, development editors, commissioning editors and freelancers.
Note that most of our short courses can also be run as in-company events.
- Dates: 01 November 2012
- Duration: A two-day course
- Price: £755+VAT
- A number of discounts are available

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