Kirk NelsonMay 28, 2016Lessons: 7Length: 45 minutes

Photography Pre-Production Planning Storyboarding Previsualization

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2.3 Storyboarding Tools

The storyboard frames are the meat of the pre-production process. You don’t need to be a professional illustrator to develop storyboard frames! In this lesson we explore some of the great tools at your disposal for generating scene mockups without ever having to draw.

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1.Introduction
1 lesson, 02:29

1.1
Meet the Instructor
02:29

2.The Pre-Production Process
5 lessons, 40:50

2.1
Idea Development
08:08

2.2
Refine the Idea
07:40

2.3
Storyboarding Tools
10:57

2.4
Sweat the Details
07:17

2.5
The Shot List
06:48

3.Conclusion
1 lesson, 01:20

3.1
Conclusion
01:20

Kirk Nelson

I have been working as an all-round graphics geek or “Visual Information Specialist” for the past 17 years around the Washington DC Metro area. With my career spanning almost every aspect of the design industry, I have worked on everything from web design to 3D animation, logo design, and photo retouching.

How to Plan and Storyboard a Photo Illustration Project

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2.3 Storyboarding Tools

1.Introduction1 lesson, 02:29

1.1Meet the Instructor02:29

2.The Pre-Production Process5 lessons, 40:50

2.1Idea Development08:08

2.2Refine the Idea07:40

2.3Storyboarding Tools10:57

2.4Sweat the Details07:17

2.5The Shot List06:48

3.Conclusion1 lesson, 01:20

3.1Conclusion01:20