Story boarding

[Robbie Comeau]

Any storyboard artists out there who wouldn't mind helping me out with my script?

Shout me a PM if you're interested,

Thanks.

 

[Mark Harris]

I got your back, Como. Check out these babies. Did 'em myself...

 

[Robbie Comeau]

Shoot me a PM.

Thanks

 

[Mark Harris]

Um, that was kind of a joke. My drawing is horrendous.

 

[Robbie Comeau]

Oh...

Kidding

 

[cecil995]

I got your back, Como. Check out these babies. Did 'em myself...

Sweet.....I particularly like the rectangle mustache.

 

[Mark Harris]

Sweet.....I particularly like the rectangle mustache.

It's a ***** for the actor to grow it like that, but dammit, that's my VISION!!!!

 

[Drew Ott]

Mark that is excellent.


...and in all honestly it's better than what I could do.

 

[Mark Harris]

Mark that is excellent.


...and in all honestly it's better than what I could do.

Ha! Well, these are two of my actual storyboards, but since I am writing and directing and working with people I know, I just need the most basic reference to the shot. I can communicate the actual shot on set.

 

[kurtmo]

If it works, it works. Mine doubles for TP when filming is over.

 

[Tom Marshall]

Mark never ceases to amaze me...

 

[DevonKrain]

Ha! Well, these are two of my actual storyboards, but since I am writing and directing and working with people I know, I just need the most basic reference to the shot.

I wish I could do that. I have 25+ years of art background including education, hobby, and professional mechanical (non-computer) graphic design work. My biggest problem is if I drew the picture you drew, it wouldn't be good enough for me. If someone else drew that for me, I'd say "great! perfect."

I get too bogged down in details.