Design and Production of an Editorial Project (Spanish, Multisub)

Learn the creation process for a children’s or young people’s book from start to finish Before appearing on the shelves of your nearest bookstore and before on your first page you read “In a place in La Mancha, whose name I do not want to remember …” a book fulfills a series of previous steps, starting with the conception of ideas that define the history that its pages have, until its promotion in the media.

John Naranjo knows this process to perfection, having devoted a lifetime to the development of editorial projects, and in this course will guide you throughout the process of pre-production, production and post-production of an informative book-album.

What will you learn in this online course? You will begin to know John, his career, his most important works and his influences. It will talk about the book industry and, more specifically, the world of LIJ (children’s and young people’s literature).

The next lesson will focus on the editorial pre-production, conceptual stage of the production of a book, in which viable ideas are generated – and others not so much – for the creation of a book.

You will then learn about the editorial production, establishing chronograms with the different actors within the production of a book: writers, illustrators, various artists and even legal and financial experts.

Finished this process you will have what John calls a “macho”, which is nothing more than a prototype of your book in its pre-mass printing phase. Then you will learn about the different production techniques, printing finishes and printing generalities offset .

In the final part of the course, you will learn about publishing post-production, that is, the life of a book when it has already left the printing press. You will learn about distribution models in stores and promotion in the media, focusing on the world of children’s and young people’s literature.

What is this course’s project? You will create an informative book-album, from its conception to production.

Who is this online course for? To editors and any type of creative with an interest in creating their own editorial projects.

Requirements and materials To complete this course, you will need basic knowledge of the publishing market and also a lot of love for books.

01 – Presentation 02 – Influences 03 – The world of childrens and youth literature 04 – The world of ideas 05 – Inspiration 06 – Landing an idea 07 – Planning – Establishing schedules 08 – Legal and financial aspects 09 – The macho 10 – Editorial direction 11 – Print 12 – The life of a book after the printing press 13 – Releases – events with the book – 14 – Press and communications 15 – x How to conceptualize and sell your graphic novel Design and Production of an Editorial Project_Subtitles.7z

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