r/Storyboarding

Becoming a Storyboard Artist

Greetings everyone. I'm in the process of becoming a storyboard artist. I have a background in illustration and comics and it seems like another logical skillset to have under my belt. That being said I need some storyboard work to add to my portfolio. So I'm willing to storyboard a scene/short for free. Send me a message if you're interested in working together.

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u/macteg — 1 day ago
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An animatic I made for a Hazbin Hotel Roleplay (WIP). Looking for feedback

It's the introduction of my OC. I added a reference to Duck Amuck from WB. I don't care if it's cringe, I needed to create Q_Q

I feel like the compositions and transitions could be better maybe? How about the timing and staging?

This is just for a roleplay with a friend, but I want to do it as well as I can

u/AdRich5116 — 2 days ago

(Quick Question) What is your preferred method for drawing storyboards?

Asking this question out of curiosity: What method do you prefer when drawing storyboards? Do you like drawing on paper with a pen or pencil, or do you prefer drawing storyboards via a computer software?

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u/DJ_108Studios — 8 days ago

Im currently in uni studying animation, planing to do storyboards as one of my specialisms. One of my advisor’s recommendations was to take a scene and reverse engineer it back to boards

I wanted to start with a scene from my favourite show (probably should’ve picked a shorter one but I’m determined to finish it)

Any feedback would be great, it is quite a slow scene with alot of camera changes. I’m probably gonna go back and type out the text instead. I’d especially appreciate feedback on how to show camera movements, early in the shot the camera walks with Wayne, panning at the same time to show Reggie beside him and I wasn’t sure how best to show that.

u/BlueToDraw — 14 days ago