Making a Storyboard Portfolio

[@PleasantlyDisturbing]

"Animatics... I really wouldn't do that. I don't have time to watch it" Me after giving 2 whole weeks to sort out my best animatics for portfolio : 🤡

[@paloma4444]

Man really? Everyone I asked said adding animatics was a good idea. It seems like a better and quicker way to see where someone's skill level is than just seeing 3 panels :/

[@partoon]

I completely agree. As a storyboard artist you're making films not comic books. A recruiter can just as well scroll through an animatic. Also most recruiters send your stuff to a director or sup anyway. If you're really bad at editing though and your animatics are way off, you should use frames.

[@rockon8174]

You send BOTH! Every storyboard artist working in animation has animatics AND panels on their site.

[@rockon8174]

19:15 I'm using a Huion. Way cheaper than a Cintiq and just as good.for painting and boarding.

[@rockon8174]

11:10 agreed. AVATAR: The Last Airbender was better than any Pixar movie. Same with Korra. Way better. The story, the animation. Great stuff. They can play more with character arcs.

[@sketch3007]

This was really helpful, thank you :)

[@rockon8174]

Thank you for the time stamps!

[@MichaelKendallMrMk619]

I want to be tv storyboard artist or start as revisionist. I have one storyboard with 32 panels and the quality might not be good.

[@rockon8174]

Rewatch this video. He already answers your question. Several times!

[@rockon8174]

Also look up Rajen Ramkalawa he offers a free Storyboarding course on KZbin. Also gesture drawing for boarding.