Your First Day with Storyboard Pro
By Kurt Jones
Course info
Course info
Description
We'll begin this tutorial by learning about some of the essential tools and features that you'll find yourself using frequently when working in Storyboard Pro. From here, we'll learn about the basic components needed to organize and lay out your storyboards by exploring panels, scenes, sequences, and acts. Finally, we'll learn how we can add more life to your storyboards by learning about some of the basic animation tools. After watching this training, you'll be able to hit the ground running with Storyboard Pro to visualize your own stories effectively, whether you're working on an animated feature, TV show, or feature film. Software required: Storyboard Pro 4 Version 10.2.0.
About the author
Kurt is a design tutor at Pluralsight. Ever since he could hold a crayon, Kurt has been in love with drawing. Apart from his dedication to training artists at Pluralsight, Kurt has an extensive background in illustration. He has previously worked for a book publisher, as well as Rhythm and Hues Studios. It was through his extensive industry background that Kurt learned the way of the Wacom, and that the Pen tool is truly mightier than the sword.
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Introduction and Project Overview
Hi, I'm Kurt with Digital Tutors, welcome to Your First Day with Storyboard Pro. This is a powerful application that has a lot to offer when it comes to producing storyboards. We'll begin this course by spending several lessons learning about some of the essential tools and features that you'll find yourself using quite often when working in Storyboard Pro. From here we'll learn about the basic components needed to organize and lay out your storyboards by exploring panels, scenes, sequences, and acts. Finally, we'll learn how we can add more life to your storyboards by learning about some of the basic animation tools. After watching this course, you'll be able to hit the ground running with Storyboard Pro to visualize your own stories effectively. Whether you're working on an animated feature, TV show, or feature film. So with that, we'll go ahead and get started in our next lesson.