What’s Wrong With Your Storyboards.

That’s not a question.
I’ll tell you what’s wrong with your storyboards.
Not as much as you think.
So to help out, I’m going to tell you what the wrong stuff is. The mistakes you might be making that I would make you fix, without argument. Because they’re wrong.
Here we go:
1. SCREEN DIRECTION AND CROSSING THE LINE
I could [...]

The Positive Side of the ‘NOTs’

Lollipops for Debi
In the last post I told you five things that storyboarding professionally is not. In case they came off with a negative feel, I’m going to flip them and show the positive side to those five things. Because there are two sides to everything and it’s always a good idea to [...]

5 Things Storyboarding is NOT

I like to keep a positive feel here on the Storyboard Blog (sidenote: I have registered http://storyboardblog.com so it’s easier to tell your friends about it…so um, go tell your friends about it ). But I also like to keep it real for the people who want to do this for a living or [...]

The Live-Action Go-to-Guy’s P.O.V. on the Right Attitude

This is Adrien’s final post for the series “Getting the J-O-B”. He gives the view for the live-action film industry to follow up my article on The Right Attitude in animation. We’ve covered training, portfolios, professionalism and contacts in the industry. You’ll find the rest of the articles by myself and Adrien at the end [...]

Getting the J-O-B Part 5: The Right Attitude

This is my final post for the series “Getting the J-O-B”. We’ve covered training, portfolios, professionalism and contacts in the industry. All with views for the animation and live-action film industries. You’ll find the rest of the articles by myself and Adrien at the end of the post. This image may not have a [...]

The Live-Action Go-to-Guy’s P.O.V. on Contacts in the Industry - Part 2: Unions and Film Commissions

Here is Adrien’s follow-up-to-his-follow-up article about contacts in the film industry. Which followed up my article for the animation industry. This is part 4 of a 5 part series of articles about “Getting the J-O-B”. You can find the rest of the articles at the end of this post. - KJL
UNIONS AND FILM COMMISSIONS
Don’t take [...]

The Live-Action Go-to-Guy’s P.O.V. on Contacts in the Industry

Here’s Adrien’s post to compliment mine on contacts in the industry. He gives the point of view for the live-action film industry. You can find the rest of the articles in this series of “Getting the J-O-B” at the end of the post. - KJL

Contacts in the film industry are indispensable.
Networking is the key. That [...]

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