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Published: 2011-08-27 02:42:03 +0000 UTC; Views: 41390; Favourites: 936; Downloads: 496
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It's a new kind of storyboarding tutorial…This is the storyboard I drew for a 30-second SpongeBob Burger King commercial. See the original commercial here: www.dailymotion.com/video/xczt…
I have marked up THIS particular submission with commentary notes to give some insight into the storyboarding process!
You can see the unmarked storyboard pages at >> bit.ly/SpongeBobCommercial <<
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супер, благодарности вам, что выложили все с такими пояснениями)
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This concept seems vaguely familiar...it's interesting to see the storyboarding process works, and to compare it to the process of drawing comics. Thanks for this!
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I hope I can storyboard some day... or draw.... Or.... whatever....
A question, do you need a college degree for this? If so, which one?
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I learned a lot, it's very interesting, especially the lines of action. thanks for sharing!
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I looked on YouTube to see if I could find the finished product, and stumbled on another BK SpongeBob ad that I totally forgot about, and wish I could once again forget. And here it is: [link]
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I remember this commercial! It used to air when the SpongeBob Movie was being shown in theaters!
I always thought this commercial was hilarious. Thanks for posting it!
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This is too cool D: I love seeing stuff from professionals who actually work in animation! Thanks for posting this up, good sir =3
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Your little tutorials provide boatloads of information! It's so great that someone like you, who are very familiar with storyboarding, is willing to share this with us. This is so helpful. Thank you!
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This was very interesting to read, do you by chance know if the final product is somewhere on a video site? I'd love to see the translation from production to post-production!
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I wish I knew but I haven't been able to find it
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I found a video of it here: [link]
Your tutorials and notes are very informative, thank you so much for posting them!!
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Wow -- I can't believe you found it! Thanks a lot
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Haha I know, me neither!! No problemo
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Oh my gosh I learned so much.
But I fail to see the difference between Scene 7B and 7C. You mentioned the horizon is lower? But I fail to see it sorry...
And what is a jump cut? o v o
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Oh…I meant it's different between 7C and 8A. I guess I should have made that clearer...
And a jump cut? That'll take a LOT of explaining so it's a good topic for a future tutorial
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Ah okay! I get it now, thank you!
And I'll be sure to look forward to it!
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This is actually very insightful. I'm currently taking a class where we have to do storyboards, but we don't get the in depth breakdown like you did here. It makes me actually see that there is more put into storyboards than just movement and actions. I'll try to keep this in mind the next time I do one.
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Thanks so much! I just sent you an invitaion to our #Storyboard-Artists group
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I couldn't agree with you more of every single word you've taught us aswell. This is an outstanding use from you methods and the works of knowledge. Only a single man I inspired you, and adore your works.
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Thanks very much for the kind thoughts!
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In matter of fact, why should I +fav 
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Seeing Spongebob's funny rearranged face makes me think about how it was mentioned that the artists who work on the Spongebob cartoons love to keep drawing the characters in the weirdest and wackiest ways 
This is so cool to see! I hope I can watch the finished commercial
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Thanks very much for sharing this commentary, thrilled to see the process behind this!
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very cool!! Just curious though it looks like it was done traditionally. Is it more popular to do it traditionally or to use computer programs. I like photoshop with layer comps. But I don't know which way is used more.
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This was drawn traditionally back in 2006. Five years ago, we were just starting to move into digital storyboards, but most studios have switched over to digital just in the last 3 years. Almost all the TV animation studios are using Toon Boom Storyboard Pro…a few are using Photoshop or Flash.
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oh cool thanks for the info!
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