Storyboarding - 06 -ThreeShot.mp4

http://StoryboardTips.com Looking at interactions and relationships between characters in storyboard drawings. This scene deals with the interactions between three characters, and the staging and framing that will best communicate those interactions. More at http://bit.ly/storyboardweek

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Howto & Style

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• Storyboard
• storyboarding
• animation
• cartoons
• Mighty
• staging
• composition
• characters
• how-to
• how to
• tutorial
• storyboards
• storyboard artist
• Sherm
• Cohen

[NotJustWrongButN00by]

Fascinating. I like how you talk about how every little thing comes back to story.

On the subject of story- are storyboarders given a voice track? Or do they work with script only?

[StoryboardSecrets]

@NotJustWrongButN00by Thanks! re: audio track -- on shows that are script-driven (meaning the storyboard artist works from a full script) the storyboard artist will very frequently be given a voice track to work with. On Mighty B! this was especially important, because Amy Poehler's voice acting drove all of the poses that we drew!

[Nesplayer]

Very interesting information, thanks for posting this video!

[sailorknightwing]

Hi there, followed you here from deviantART. This is a great video with a lot of helpful information. I'm sure you know this but I'll say it for anyone else watching, the place where all things that come out of nowhere (like the gloves) is called "hammerspace", named so for the hammers that many cartoon character produce from it.

[2MKcreations]

Is the close-up of the character means that the character has something important to say?

[NotJustWrongButN00by]

@StoryboardSecrets I see! Thank you for answering!