Advanced Storyboarding for Film & Animation by Siobhan Twomey

This course dives deep into the art of drawing storyboards professionally for film and animation.

Learn Story Boarding + Animation + Drawing in one course! Whether you want to lean 2d animation or filmmaking & gaming, or just how to draw characters.

I teach you how to draw dynamic character poses for animation, how to do Gesture Drawing and how to work with Character Model Sheets and Layouts. I also unpack advanced principles of drawing for animation such as: Composition, Staging for the Action; Framing your Shots and how to lead the audience’s eyes to where you want them to look. In addition, you will also learn directing techniques like when to cut a scene, when not to cut, and how to build audience identification with the characters of your story. This course is also packed with practical exercises and 3 fun assignments so that you can start making work for your portfolio. By the end of the course, you’ll be primed for professional success as a Storyboard Artist!

A storyboard artist calls the shots and visualises the script, the idea, or the concept. Your vision is what brings words on a page to life. This course covers skills that are the foundation for film making: a medium that is undeniably the most powerful storytelling art-form of our time. The role of the storyboard artist is one of the most creative and visionary elements of the production team.

Knowing drawing and animation techniques represents an incredibly marketable skill set in today’s visually driven world.

1. Introduction 1. Whats Covered in this Course

2. DRAWING SKILLS 1. My top 3 Tips to Ramp Up Your Drawing Skills 2. Gesture Drawing 4. How to Draw Dynamic Poses 6. Characters 7. Layouts and Backgrounds 8. Class Project 01

3. ADVANCED VISUAL STORYTELLING 1. Staging for the Action 3. Composition 4. How to Create Depth 6. Identifying the Storypoint 7. Beats and Timing 8. Class Project 2

4. LINEAR STORYTELLING 1. Opening Sequences 2. Alternative Opening Sequences 3. When to Cut; and when not to 4. Match Cuts and Hook Ups 5. Standard Shots for Character Development 6. Project 3

5. CONCLUSION 1. Wrap Up and Review

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