These are some Rewind boards I did. I think some of the shots are cool, I wish I would have chosen to storyboard him doing something that I could show a bit more expression, I'll do something like that next.
On the page below, the one in the upper left, that's my favorite shot, I like the layout a lot. Looking at them like thise I realize I pretty much gave Rewind the same expression in every board, that's really boring
I like the way you have rewind coming out of the hole, that's my favorite part, and the one frame where he plants his face in the side of the tree before climbing up.
i noticed that the camera flips to the other side of the plane of action between the wide shot and close-up of him hanging, maybe if he turned when he grabbed the branch, you wouldn't have to break that plane to see his face as he climbs onto the branch...
maybe if the tree he's climbing had some kind of bend to it, and the tree that frames the wideshot even a gentle curve toward the bottom, it might give the layout more rhythmic composition, too.
nice boards, some of the poses are pretty humorous.
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My name is Josh, I'm 24, some people call me Hat.
I dropped out of school and moved to California to pursue my dreams of writing and boarding for animation. I interned at Cartoon Network on Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, and then at Dreamwork's on 'How to Train Your Dragon'. I recently completed a pilot for Cartoon Network called "The Awesome Chronicles of Manny and Khan" with my good friend Joey Giardina. I also got an opportunity to work on Cartoon Network's Flapjack doing storyboard revisions and clean-up. Now I'm back at Dreamworks doin storyboards for an upcoming animated feature. Animation is my life, it's all I've ever wanted to do... it's all I've ever actually done. I love animation history; Max Fleischer, Frank Tashlin, Michael Lah. I could watch Tex Avery shorts all day.
My heroes are;
Jason Mraz
Tex Avery
Craig McCracken
Stephen Hillenburg
and Ben Franklin
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I like the way you have rewind coming out of the hole, that's my favorite part, and the one frame where he plants his face in the side of the tree before climbing up.
i noticed that the camera flips to the other side of the plane of action between the wide shot and close-up of him hanging, maybe if he turned when he grabbed the branch, you wouldn't have to break that plane to see his face as he climbs onto the branch...
maybe if the tree he's climbing had some kind of bend to it, and the tree that frames the wideshot even a gentle curve toward the bottom, it might give the layout more rhythmic composition, too.
nice boards, some of the poses are pretty humorous.
storyboard desiging is not easy as you see it . It reuqires lots of experince with new ideas . Best illustration agency in UK is making differnce by creating marvelous and beautiful designs .
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