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Description
When it comes to storyboarding i use Sketchbook for making storyboards for my animations
All screenplays i do in Final Draft 12 Software.

Script is following for this:

Panel 1: [Inside Lightning Hoof's cozy room. Sunlight streams through the window, illuminating a cluttered desk with art supplies scattered around. A young filly, Lightning Hoof, is sitting at the desk, focused on a painting canvas]

Lightning Hoof (says his-self): Hmm, it's a bit messy... I need to clean up these lines.

Panel 2: [Close-up of Lightning Hoof's determined expression as she carefully erases and refines her drawing on the sketchbook.]
Lightning Hoof (muttering): Just a little more precision... there we go.

Panel 3: [Medium shot of Lightning Hoof, fully engrossed in her drawing, her eyes sparkling with excitement.]
Lightning Hoof (whispering to herself): This curve needs to be just right... and this shading...

Panel 4: [Close-up of Lightning Hoof's hooves as she selects different brush, choosing the perfect ones for shading and coloring.]
Lightning Hoof (enthusiastically): Time to add some color and bring this to life!

Panel 5: [Medium shot of Lightning Hoof meticulously applying colors to her drawing, her concentration unbroken.]
Lightning Hoof (focused): Every stroke matters. Just a little more...

Panel 6: [Wide shot of the completed drawing on the canvas, now vibrant and captivating, with Lightning Hoof leaning back in satisfaction.]
Lightning Hoof (grinning): Ah, that's starting to look better!

Panel 7: [Close-up of Lightning Hoof's proud expression as she gazes at her creation.]
Lightning Hoof (proudly): Practice really does make a difference!

Panel 8: [Medium shot of Lightning Hoof placing her sketchbook on a neat pile of other artworks, the sunlight casting a warm glow in the room.]
Lightning Hoof (contentedly): It might have been messy at first, but with patience and effort, I can create something amazing.

Panel 9: [Wide shot of Lightning Hoof tidying up her art supplies and arranging her desk, the room looking much more organized now.]
Lightning Hoof (thoughtful): Just like everypony says, the journey is as important as the destination.

Panel 10: [Close-up of Lightning Hoof giving a satisfied nod, her room now a haven of creativity.]
Lightning Hoof (determined): On to the next artistic adventure!

Narrator (off-panel): And so, Lightning Hoof's artistic journey continues, filled with determination and the joy of creating within the walls of her own space.

TheEnd

Description
When it comes to storyboarding i use Sketchbook for making storyboards for my animations
All screenplays i do in Final Draft 12 Software.

Script is following for this:

Panel 1: [Inside Lightning Hoof's cozy room. Sunlight streams through the window, illuminating a cluttered desk with art supplies scattered around. A young filly, Lightning Hoof, is sitting at the desk, focused on a painting canvas]

Lightning Hoof (says his-self): Hmm, it's a bit messy... I need to clean up these lines.

Panel 2: [Close-up of Lightning Hoof's determined expression as she carefully erases and refines her drawing on the sketchbook.]
Lightning Hoof (muttering): Just a little more precision... there we go.

Panel 3: [Medium shot of Lightning Hoof, fully engrossed in her drawing, her eyes sparkling with excitement.]
Lightning Hoof (whispering to herself): This curve needs to be just right... and this shading...

Panel 4: [Close-up of Lightning Hoof's hooves as she selects different brush, choosing the perfect ones for shading and coloring.]
Lightning Hoof (enthusiastically): Time to add some color and bring this to life!

Panel 5: [Medium shot of Lightning Hoof meticulously applying colors to her drawing, her concentration unbroken.]
Lightning Hoof (focused): Every stroke matters. Just a little more...

Panel 6: [Wide shot of the completed drawing on the canvas, now vibrant and captivating, with Lightning Hoof leaning back in satisfaction.]
Lightning Hoof (grinning): Ah, that's starting to look better!

Panel 7: [Close-up of Lightning Hoof's proud expression as she gazes at her creation.]
Lightning Hoof (proudly): Practice really does make a difference!

Panel 8: [Medium shot of Lightning Hoof placing her sketchbook on a neat pile of other artworks, the sunlight casting a warm glow in the room.]
Lightning Hoof (contentedly): It might have been messy at first, but with patience and effort, I can create something amazing.

Panel 9: [Wide shot of Lightning Hoof tidying up her art supplies and arranging her desk, the room looking much more organized now.]
Lightning Hoof (thoughtful): Just like everypony says, the journey is as important as the destination.

Panel 10: [Close-up of Lightning Hoof giving a satisfied nod, her room now a haven of creativity.]
Lightning Hoof (determined): On to the next artistic adventure!

Narrator (off-panel): And so, Lightning Hoof's artistic journey continues, filled with determination and the joy of creating within the walls of her own space.

TheEnd