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shermcohen — The Dreaded Storyboard Notes
Published: 2011-09-27 03:36:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 5473; Favourites: 50; Downloads: 0
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Storyboarding isn't all about drawing...there are many steps involved, including the less-exciting aspects of revision notes and legal notes and standards notes...and the all-important production scheduleRelated content
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the other side of the same coin...or something like that
and...too much text...but I'm sure the results are worth it
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Its good to see you don't cover up the truth about the animation industry, like so many others do. very insightful for me as a studying student in animation.
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I'm glad you don't sugar coat the serious business 
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I sure do…I'm storyboard supervisor, and I'm also Bud the Pet Shop owner!
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How did that happen? Was it you that volunteered to be the model for the Pet Shop owner?
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Here's some info about Fish Hooks you may enjoy... [link]
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Interesting!
how to solve problems such as the use of props? These are created in the preproduction of the show or displayed directly on the storyboard and are made later in the production of the chapter?
And I am intrigued that a calendar
could show one as an example?
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Oooooo.... X-D
I kinda look at it this way:
At least I have a job. O_O
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Haha, so this is what I have to look forward too. Yes.
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Feel the BUUURN.
I watched Fish Hooks for the first time even about a month ago. It is one of those cartoons an adult can love. It's so fantastic
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Lol I kind of wish the studio I work at was this organised..
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That's about what I'd imagine a nightmare must look like...
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"this cut's stinky" ouch XD
Still my dream job tho.... one day....
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We often have to avoid things like names and titles and designs and concepts that may be construed to be under copyright from somebody else. There's a whole legal department that researches every little thing in the storyboards so the studio can avoid infringement lawsuits.
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Ah I see, thanks for the explanation.
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I still love storyboards regardless of that lol. It is a pain, but so much fun when you see the finished result.
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Of course I love it too, but I thought it would be cool to show another side that usually never gets seen
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Oh I don't deny that you love it, otherwise why do it? Haha. Yea, you may not remember me but last time we spoke (around last June) I've always wanted to do animation and storyboarding. Well one of my internships allowed me to do both; and good lord when I had to go through that editing process it was an eye opener. But it helped me affirm that animation is something I want to go back to school for and succeed in. 
And it's always good to show the nitty gritty of any process.
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Gee, this is really inspiring..lol just kidding. Seems like you gotta lot of work on your hand there though.
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If your job was a physical object, I would steal it from you. /is envious/
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Absolutely...but today I looked down at my desk and I realized that I was working with all these lists and schedules instead of drawings!
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You'll get to the drawing bit eventually, just hang in there!
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