Storyboarding helps directors visualize a scene. They generally look something like these
samples I did on commission a few months back. When doing the boards for
David and Goliath, it became more and more apparent how big a project this was. It was stressful to think that I would be working on this movie for the next 15 years (not joking). Then it hit me... the first scene is a movie in itself. It took me about 12 seconds to make up my mind... I would focus all my attention on only the first scene, where David fights the lion. Then when that's done, people will see that I'm awesome and they'll line up to give me millions of dollars to make the rest. ...I think that's how that works.
Storyboarding helps directors visualize a scene. They generally look something like these samples I did on commission a few months back. When doing the boards for David and Goliath, it became more and more apparent how big a project this was. It was stressful to think that I would be working on this movie for the next 15 years (not joking). Then it hit me... the first scene is a movie in itself. It took me about 12 seconds to make up my mind... I would focus all my attention on only the first scene, where David fights the lion. Then when that's done, people will see that I'm awesome and they'll line up to give me millions of dollars to make the rest. ...I think that's how that works.
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