Storyboard Secrets

Walt Disney Animation Studio has just announced the 2012 eight-week Summer Intern Program for Story artists (and many other creative positions such as 2D and CG Animators, Look Development Artists, Modelers, Riggers, etc). Click through to find out how to apply…

Here’s a new kind of storyboarding tutorial based on a SpongeBob commercial I drew a few years ago. I have marked up the pages with storyboarding commentary notes to give some insight into the storyboarding process…

Here’s a variety of Alex Toth storyboard pages from all around the web. They’re not in any order, but they sure are nice to look at! His compositions and staging are perfection, and the simplicity with which he delineates the figures is inspiring. For storyboarding tips and tutorials, click: Sherm’s Storyboarding Tutorials

One of the questions I’m often asked by storyboarding students is, “How clean does a cleaned-up storyboard have to be?” Take a look at some actual SpongeBob production examples for the answer…

Here’s a storyboard sequence I drew for the “Apprentice” episode from the first season of The Mighty B! Since it can be a hassle to open up all these individual pages, I also made them into a sweet slideshow player that you can view full-screen. Here’s that groovy slideshow player, but… …This dinky player isn’t [...]