Weekly Shonen Jump treasure contest

[LilSlugBoy]

How would you write anyway? Do you do it by hand? Alot of us wouldnt even know how to write japanese let alone have the characters speak the way youd want.

[Booba]

ahh ive been getting side track with stuid school ad track latley but im ready for round 2 and im gona finish the project i started

[Steffan]

ahh ive been getting side track with stuid school ad track latley but im ready for round 2 and im gona finish the project i started

The excuses have started!

[shinjiru777]

So... People who are outside Japan, cant send page's hm? Even via mail? too bad... but maybe Im wrong? Can someone make it more clear? lol

btw. When is next tezuka? and we can make manga digitaly for it? :P if not...urm.... poorly

[Mangatellers]

Well.. Our first post here.. ^^

I would like to introduce the persons behind Mangatellers. We are two independant screenplay writers for manga and comics. We have two long scaled series right now in screenplay form and some concept art.

Currently we are co-operating with an artist and illustrator and we have completed a 45 page oneshot manga story in order to enter different competitions.

On March 17th, 2011 we sent the one - shot to the Editorial Department of Shueisha Inc, in order to participate in the monthly contest of “JUMP Treasure New Artist Prize” of the Wekkly Shonen Jump Magazine which takes place in March.

Following the requirements of the contest, unfortunately we can’t reveal anything from our one - shot until May, when the results are announced. The text of our story is in English and the sound effects in Japanese, in order for our one - shot to look more like a traditional manga. The reason why we didn’t make all our work in Japanese is that it was complicated and quite expensive either so we couldn’t afford it. We hope that our use of the English language will not be a problem to our participation in this contest.

The contest’s deadline is on March 31st, 2011. According to the Post Office, our work will arrive to the proper destination on March 27th, 2011. It remains to be seen whether the contest will actually take place due to the fact that Japan and Tokyo especially face problems, because of the earthquakes , the tsunami and the Radiation.

Of course our least worry is the contest right now. We wish for Japan’s state and citizen’s living conditions to get better as fast as possible.

[Booba]

21 pages into my oneshot 24 more pages 24! go need 2 work harder! -_-

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Well.. Our first post here.. ^^

I would like to introduce the persons behind Mangatellers. We are two independant screenplay writers for manga and comics. We have two long scaled series right now in screenplay form and some concept art.

Currently we are co-operating with an artist and illustrator and we have completed an oneshot manga story in order to enter different competitions.

On March 17th, 2011 we sent the one - shot to the Editorial Department of Shueisha Inc, in order to participate in the monthly contest of “JUMP Treasure New Artist Prize” of the Wekkly Shonen Jump Magazine which takes place in March.

Following the requirements of the contest, unfortunately we can’t reveal anything from our one - shot until May, when the results are announced. The text of our story is in English and the sound effects in Japanese, in order for our one - shot to look more like a traditional manga. The reason why we didn’t make all our work in Japanese is that it was quite expensive and we couldn’t afford it. We hope that our use of the English language will not be a problem to our participation in this contest.

The contest’s deadline is on March 31st, 2011. According to the Post Office, our work will arrive to the proper destination on March 27th, 2011. It remains to be seen whether the contest will actually take place due to the fact that Japan and Tokyo especially face problems, because of the earthquakes.

Of course our least worry is the contest right now. We wish for Japan’s state and citizen’s living conditions to get better as fast as possible.

that is sooo cool im kinda jealouse!

[alexvoda]

How do you know if you have been admitted to the contest?Or if you won anything?

Did they send some confirmation that they received your entry to the contest?
An email at least?

If they don't bother to notify people in any way, is there someone who can buy jump? I believe results are published, right?

[Steffan]

How do you know if you have been admitted to the contest?Or if you won anything?

Apparently they contact people after the results have been announced. (which is usually 1-2 months after the deadline)

So... People who are outside Japan, cant send page's hm? Even via mail? too bad... but maybe Im wrong? Can someone make it more clear? lol

There's no one stopping you from sending pages to them, but you'll have to send in a physical copy of your comic, since there is no way to contact Shueisha via e-mail.

btw. When is next tezuka? and we can make manga digitaly for it? :P if not...urm.... poorly

The Tezuka Award is currently open for submissions, as you can see on this page.
I don't know if they accept digitally drawn manga. (Though I don't see why not)

-snip-

Congratulations on finishing your project, I hope you'll win something.

[sohvapaikka]

I just noticed this on Shounen Jump site.

There is a small Twitter window of Sasaki Hisashi (The editor in chief of Weekly SHONENJUMP.) at right side of the site.

"As for submission to our manga prize from overseas, we do accept them, but sorry, only in Japanese for now." He says.

[Googlez_kun]

I just noticed this on Shounen Jump site.

There is a small Twitter window of Sasaki Hisashi (The editor in chief of Weekly SHONENJUMP.) at right side of the site.

"As for submission to our manga prize from overseas, we do accept them, but sorry, only in Japanese for now." He says.

That's great!Thanks for the info!
I hope they will accept English entries soon.

[Booba]

I just noticed this on Shounen Jump site.

There is a small Twitter window of Sasaki Hisashi (The editor in chief of Weekly SHONENJUMP.) at right side of the site.

"As for submission to our manga prize from overseas, we do accept them, but sorry, only in Japanese for now." He says.

darn it im gonna have to redo pages with sound effects but ill have much more time when the summer rolles around

[guptashvm]

Is it alright to do toning digitally for WSJ?

[Googlez_kun]

Is it alright to do toning digitally for WSJ?

Sure.I mean,there are tons of manga-ka nowadays who draw the entire manga digitally.

[guptashvm]

well yes but they ask for a manuscript... would it still be alright in that case? sorry if this is a stupid question... i'm kind of a n00b on getting manga published and stuff...

[Googlez_kun]

well yes but they ask for a manuscript... would it still be alright in that case? sorry if this is a stupid question... i'm kind of a n00b on getting manga published and stuff...

Ah,okay,I know what you mean now.Well,good question.I can't give you a good answer,since i never published anything either,but you could always send both versions.And now that you mention it,do they expect everything handwritten or do they want the text digitally?