Why Storyboard Artists VS. Script

Advertising agencies, production companies among other clients rely on storyboards drawn, illustrated or made by other media. For more accurate character blocking, scene and camera movement among other solutions. Making storyboards are as useful and more-so in many instances than written scripts. They can show gesture, energy, movement, mood and position better than written scripts.

Story Board art also describes and illustrates characters, sets or scenes and other elements better. A storyboard can be a storyboard with character dialogue, representing action like a comic series or for other production use.

Many comic illustrators have influenced movies with comics making a quick translation to the screen. Take Frank Miller’s comics like 300, The Dark Knight Returns, Elektra Assassin, Daredevil or Sin City, Cursed among other comics he has illustrated. The comic being the original storyboard.

Storyboard artists are often concept artists drawing artwork or makers of digital concepts. This combination is very sought after as they can develop ideas and improve on them, in drafts of artwork.

Someone who can make a storyboard either drawing or illustrating or creating by mixed media is a great asset to your video production, film or television program. Storyboard makers are often used in a television series or film series as the scripting stages begin. Drawing a storyboard and concept art also takes ideas from a script for more clarity on plots, scenes, sets, environments and other parts of the story or advertising idea.

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