Well I am writeing a screenplay for a thriller I would like to shoot this summer. I can visuilize the whole film in my head. There is a few action sequences that I am haveing a tough time getting down and writeing. My vision of the sequences keep changeing. I was thinking of doing a few storyboards to help this out. Is there any free software I can do this. If not I am pretty fair when it comes to drawing I was wondering what paper should I use. Also what should I try to include in my storyboards that will help with my vision. I really want to get my screenplay rigt but being sort of new this kind of stuff it is kind of tough. Also I am only 14 makeing a little movie so it's nothing fancy. Thanks so much for the feedback everyone!
Film: Imagintaion becomes reality.
Film: Imagintaion becomes reality.
When I was 14 and just getting started I drew my storyboards on typing paper with a regular old pencil. I was (and am) a terrible artist so it was stick figures and arrows.
I'm sure there's software out there for this. Wow, have times changed.
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Or you can get some of your friends talented in art to help you. You can't possibly go solo even at the basic stage.?:D?
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Originally posted by titanic2
Or you can get some of your friends talented in art to help you. You can't possibly go solo even at the basic stage.
I disagree with you, titanic. As I said, I'm a terrible artist and I went solo at the basic stage. My storyboards will never end up in an art book, but they did the job of developing a shot list and the pacing of a scene.
Going solo at the basic stage is a great way to learn.
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The aim of an argument or discussion should not be victory, but progress.
Joseph Joubert, essayist (1754-1824)
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The aim of an argument or discussion should not be victory, but progress.
Joseph Joubert, essayist (1754-1824)
