AVOID THESE STORYBOARDING MISTAKES

[@thebigmangamer]

A good rule of thumb for new or beginning board artists is to do a new panel every time there's punctuation in a line of dialogue. See a comma? That's a new panel. Come to a period? That's a new panel. It keeps a monologue from looking boring or stagnant.

[@Max10_B]

the last tip about rendering is good for illustration too. Cool how much feeling you got in just from the simple rendering. would love a video focused on planning lighting and rendering with quick thumbs for illustrative or storyboarding purposes.

[@lt-catbolt]

as a student in animation, I fall into the trap of overly rendering my storyboards all the time, so this advice has been very inspiring!

[@devishreepawar6296]

love how this was so short and to the point.. await more of these!!

[@rairaitheflyguy]

i finally understood what cutting on action meant through this vid - thank you!

[@roey218]

30 percent rule is important adding to that at least two jumps like from close up to medium shot (not medium close up) while staying on the same object.

[@wednes3day]

Could you explain this a little longer?

[@roey218]

​​​@@wednes3dayTo avoid jump cuts if you are drawing a person for example in a seane. When you cutting from one shot to another try to move the "camera" by at least 30 percent, and try to change the shot size by at least 2 sizes to avoid jump cut. Generaly you need to try to avoid two similar looking panels following each other espicely if you are staying on the same object/person.

[@wednes3day]

@@roey218 gotcha, thank you!!

[@AK19204]

Those were some wonderful tips! I especially loved the one about the horizon line, that's something I don't usually think about

[@That_Ozian]

On. That first tip I immediately laughed bc. Oh boy

[@ThirdChildFilms]

These are all great! I am CONSTANTLY kicking myself for fielding the camera in too close XD. Thanks for an awesome video!

[@ruijiehao3942]

超不错捏！Thanks for the Tips! These are really subtle things that require a lot of experience to notice, and they make a big difference~ Your expression and summary are also very simple and clear. Excellent video

[@mordecai391]

thanks dude. its my first time storyboarding

[@depressoespresso5904]

amazing video!! super informational, simple and straight to the point

[@TANIMAYTO]

so inspiring! love your linework and subtle tones. You get a lot of mileage out of very little!

[@Serndest]

Great timing! I was getting around to re-doing a storyboard for my 2 year old animated short, and I thought that tips 1, 2, and 4 to be spot on in what to improve on the old boards.😊

[@markonar140]

Cool Useful Tips!!! Thanks!!!👍😁

[@adog6126]

Found you from Reddit... I appreciate your tips so much!!

[@magicalnarwhal2]

Awesome Daniel! This is really great and clear advice!

[@justinontube88]

Life saver! Great work and skillful craft here!

[@brgeguam]

Very precise and really helpful ! Thank you

[@IntoTheFogProductions]

absolutely incredibly practical advice that's easy to start implementing, thank you for sharing!!

[@davidthor4405]

Quick, concise and helpful. Thanks!

[@cacn4548]

great video! very to the point and also very helpful. thanks!

[@benjaminbjrklund743]

david lynch and spielberg reminded us of the first rule also:)

[@Saeeed_Gz]

Very helpful! Thank you for sharing such tips and so in a short and clear way! Pleased do give tips more and more

[@remydufrenot1076]

Super helpfull thank you Daniel !!!

[@avoidbee]

Thanks for the sick tips boss! (commenting for that algorithm boost)

[@user-jf4ye7gu5h]

Came for the tips, stayed for the how to train your dragon board thingy

[@Snow1uv-c3z]

Thank you very much :)!!

[@andresderakhshani5988]

Awesome video! I want to start storyboarding right now!

[@Psyda]

Good stuff man!

[@snoop3318]

Wow thanks simple and informative

[@arc8475]

wow so helpful. thank you so much! I'm learning on my own and these kind of tips really help.

[@aim5848]

It's brilliant! I need more about mistakes!)

[@Kyla-vz4hm]

such an amazing video!!!

[@BotsandMagic]

Dan the man Tal at it again! Great video!

[@apartmentdfilms]

These tips are mad helpful, thanks for making this!!

[@dexterbacchus8009]

Awesome tips, thanks for sharing

[@kully_bony]

This was so useful! Thank you sm🌷

[@GiuHP]

Really useful, thanks for the video!

[@sketchysina]

nice, very nice.

[@EdMoon10]

Thank you so much for these tips! :D

[@Alexe_arte]

This is awesome, thanks!!!

[@ha_ruh]

Thanks for the video Daniel!

[@aamarkhannaetv]

perfectly helpful....thank you so much for video.👍

[@lusiastar9040]

דניאלינקה אני מאוד נהנת לראות ולשמוע אותך.

[@chelslynn96]

Super helpful! Thank you for making these 🙏🏼

[@kasiako355]

Thank you, that was helpful!💖

[@mr.doodling737]

Thank you so much for the tips!

[@seancornish8990]

Great Tips!

[@kayleenelson371]

Really helpful, thank you!

[@GandRaya]

Thank you!

[@mixcoatlart5877]

Thank you so!!!!!!!

[@NatchBox]

Thanks very helpful!

[@AlfieBerger]

Loved it!

[@Patty1naDraw]

Thank you! Will defenitely keep these in mind

[@aboudaymane8195]

Niiice advices 💯💯👏

[@Lily-um9tj]

on point

[@Alika-Dogs]

totallly helpful

[@jonmagram]

i'm gonna do all this and who's gonna stop me

[@OmritZor7]

I have a question which I’ve been struggling for a while now How to identity which angle is good for “That scene” and which is not Because I see that angle looks good But feels something is off but can’t identify where it was It’s like that angle doesn’t fit to that scene feeling

[@Allen-jg3zk]

👍

[@jeanclaudedelaronde]

Good Tips brother!

[@Huguillon]

I clicked at the same time a read "don't do this", so since I'm here I'll just comment: NEVER WATCH A VIDEO THAT SAY "DON'T DO THIS", DISGUSTING AND PATETHIC CHEAP CLICKBAIT

[@Sleep1ng_Panda]

this was great!! thank you so much!!