Storyboarding the Disney, Family Guy, Aardman and WB way!

In this video, we take a look at the different processes of professional Storyboard artist. It's fun and insightful to compare and contrast how artists working on different types of shows work! What style do you like best?

DC SUPERHERO GIRLS:

American Dad:

Disney:

Aardman:

[rosegoldflower]

I'm a professionnal storyboard artist and I highly appreciate this video. It's interesting to see what techniques other artists use in their work process. Thanks for sharing 😊

[BinglesP]

Storyboarding sounds like one of the best positions you could be in on an animation production, to me, honestly. Especially when you've gotten the hang of it. Thank you for these insights!

[Marshulartzz]

As of right now I am doing janitorial work and have been a artist all my life. I have nvr applied to become a artist in understanding the themes and principles so as of last year I decided to take all of 2024 to learn to board and change things around for myself.

This video was very helpful in understanding and creating a pipeline for myself. But ultimately I am going to keep looking and begin practicing. Thank you for the awesome video

[temperancedraws]

I suddenly have more sympathy for cartoon sitcoms. I feel like if people knew this stuff prior, they wouldn't drag shows like these through the mud as much, animation-wise at least. It does make me wonder, can we keep the sitcom formula and take it a new direction, making it innovative and dynamic?

[GlitchPawz]

I want to become a storyboard artist when I grow up, so this video is really helpful for me!

[jasonepstein]

I just adore that you show off that people do not have to have pristine drawing skills to be able to do this.

All you need is to understand perception and expression especially but you don’t need to Produce quality that of a graphic novel

Also keep in mind that when you are an amateur artist
You might get to caught up in mastering your own style

That you might not realize you already have the capability to portray poses and emotion in an accurate 3d space.

[KhalidBirdsong]

Loved this video! It's super helpful to see the different ways storyboarding is done. I'm interested in comedy and action-comedy for TV animation. Thanks for all you do!

[gayaanimation]

This is so inspiring and helpful! Thank you for putting this video together ✨

[parettomain]

I dont really like WIR2 but the storyboard artist that explained the process blowed my mind, its so amazing and im gonna be more thankful with the animation industry for making an effort, well, some people more like others.

[crayscray]

This video was really helpful and informative! I hope to be an "actual" storyboard person at some point so I'm trying to improve a lot at the moment and putting stuff on Youtube. I've been feeling really self concious about how my sketches aren't "instantly" good, though, but seeing how other people work and make progress in the same field is very inspiring and gives me motivation to keep going!

[drewmaster]

i want to work in TV animation doing mostly comedy. the way in which Disney and Aardman work definitely appeals to me and the way i draw boards/thumbnails.

[Doc_Animator_N]

4:58 Wow! I never thought to do it like that before!

[Kaivey]

Thanks for this video I find it super helpful to learn based on these compare and contrast different approaches and conventions for different projects and communities.

Not looking to be in an industry at all but I’ve been post it note animating and chara designing between homework margins for as long as I can remember, made a 3 minute frame by frame improvised thing once over the course of months on flash.

Lol a lot of times I storyboard something on my mind and feel satisfied with and leave it at that. Then I find these lil hamburger stacks of a story I had on my mind later and go huh weird.

[twotruckslyrics]

THEY CUT MY MAN OFF AT THE BEGINNING NO

[ikanimastudio]

Thank you for this supportive and inspiring videos.

[ThisAutomaton]

Nice content, man. I'm a storyboarder in TV animation. I would love to learn some tips from you about being economic in boarding for TV, getting the most bang for buck on limited camera angles.

[aaronmann]

great Insight thanks for putting these clips together. I am trying to break into feature animation as a story artist.

[DSArnauld]

I am currently storyboarding an audiobook I recorded, using it as my voice track. Thanks for sharing this video.

[wyzer]

4:04 Oh, the irony of this timestamp being the precise location where a strike created a skip. 🤣 Beep boop beep. Continuity not found. 😁

[jerartist]

thanks this is neat ive always wanted my stories to go through a story department