Storyboard for Animation

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Storyboard for Animation
https://www.skillshare.com/classes/Storyboard-for-Animation/1911319506/
This is the process we’ll follow throughout this class:
    Read & identify the main theme of your story
    Collect relevant References
    Learn the Principles of Storyboarding
    Create Beat Boards
    Learn Storyboarding Terminology
    Create Thumbnails
    Draw a Rough draft
    Revise your storyboard draft
    Finalise your Board

Your finished project should be a sequence of simple, clear and engaging panels that makes the viewer want to watch or flip through the shots until the end!

It’ll be helpful to share your project and get feedback from other students so you can make the best version of your storyboard.

And most importantly, have fun boarding!

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