Storyboarding

This is an example of how movie-makers use storyboarding in their planning to ensure that their final product is the best it can be for its audience.

Business analysts can learn a lot from this tool. It's a great way of communicating the intent of systems in a storytelling fashion, so that workflow and process can be accurately captured.

Category:

Howto & Style

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• user-centred
• design
• storyboarding
• information
• architecture
• magia3e

[PrueStar]

@HotPocketsBoy

I know it wasn't animation, I just mean I can't wait to animate in general. Besides in storyboarding, it does have some animation, at least for mine. I was told I didn't have too but I animated some scenes anyways just to see what it would look like in the time frame .

[HotPocketsBoy]

@PrueStar u know its storyboarding not animation

[Rcinch1]

This is really cool!

I am an art/animation student in community college and storyboarding is one of the things I will learn.

Good to know that there is a huge demand for them!

Storyboards I mean!

[scrambledeggs00]

oh you want to be a storyboarder too? that's soo good! i want to be one too! you can do it! God bless you!

[PrueStar]

My future job, HEE! I got the Toy Story 10th anniversary edition dvd I was happy. I'm gonna be animating this summer in school :D can't wait!!!

[breakinnfree]

woaaw! It's cool how they first draw everything to figure out wich color and wich things belong to who and what caractar from the "movie".. It's amazing how they could make this movie such a big hit! I still think that without Dory the movie wouldn't be that good, at all.. Even if there were a Dory but Ellen Degeneres didn't do the voice, it wouldn't be good eather.. :D well, nice video.. byee :D (k)