It’s almost the reverse form of storyboarding – take a film you like and storyboard it out shot by shot. It doesn’t matter if you can draw or not – the important thing is to break apart films shot by shot to study how they work. Drawing from films Drawing from films is a ridiculously Read MoreRead More
Previous Hobbit vlog entries saw Peter Jackson and the crew trekking across New Zealand, Now that principal photography is done, the work is turned over a team of animators, artists, colorists, sound designers, and composers. Older Entries: Part 1-2 Part 3-4 Part 5 Part 6 Part 7 Part 8Read More
This rare short documentary “Never Big Enough” from 1990 has Terry Gilliam talking about the importance of storyboarding http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=olnfSAShV4g&list=UU99YTZL0n5PtnaQHbjkhz6Q http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nClTLGCkL3M&list=UU99YTZL0n5PtnaQHbjkhz6QRead More
Ridley Scott talks about his experience in art school and how he approaches storyboarding.Read More
Below are the FX Storyboards for Blade Runner’s opening sequence referred to as the “Hades Landscape.” Read More
John Hess dives into the storyboard of his latest film for better or for worse.Read More
John Hess covers the week that past and talks about rebuilding the editing beast, writing second drafts and making drawings in the Southern California Sun.Read More
The new Celtx ecosystem is designed to let you create and write anywhere. This short walkthrough gives a high-level overview of some of the benefits for creators upon creating a free account at celtx.com. Read More
Filmmaker Tom Antos demonstrates how storyboarding and strategic lighting design are key to achieving a cinematic look in this video by Indy Mogul.Read More
Our friends at Celtx have created a new app, Celtx Shots, to capture your next great idea. It is the first app with both storyboarding and set blocking built-in allowing you to create storyboards and block scenes in the field, on the set, or anytime inspiration strikes. Read More
Plotting, writing, character development, inking styles and story telling techniques are explained by the biggest names in comics. Stan Lee hosts Todd “Spawn” McFarlane, Rob “Youngblood” Liefeld and Jim “Wildcats” Lee as they offer tips and illustrate the realities of creating comic books. Read More
Not only is the iPad is revolutionizing the filmmaking world in terms of new innovative tools, but also in the way it’s leveling the playing field by performing similar functions as expensive equipment that was once out of reach for many indie filmmakers.Read More
