i am looking for a program to write storyboards in. normaly i write them by hand in notebooks where i plot in events on a timeline. now i need a program so i can shar it with my partner. can any of you recommend any programs for this?
depends what you consider a story board i do rough sketches on paper as that is easier for me you could scan them and email for collaboration here are several programs that can do it https://www.studiobinder.com/blog/top-10-storyboard-software-of-2016-free-storyboard-templates/ and yet more programs https://www.digitalartsonline.co.uk/features/creative-software/best-free-storyboard-software/ https://www.nyfa.edu/student-resources/get-started-with-storyboarding-software/ plain old powerpoint could do it word+paint could do it i suspect that scriptwriting programs now have storyboard capability too https://www.celtx.com/index.html seems to include storyboards final draft uses another program to do story boards movie magic exports to view story boards (presume you also use another program for them) Amazon Rolls Out Script Software That Does Your Storyboards comicbook.com/blog/.../amazon-rolls-out-script-software-that-does-your-storyboards/ and from Quora What software do professionals use for making storyboards? Depending on how you define “professionals,” I believe that I can give a practical answer. I speak for many folks in video production and independent film when I recommend using pencil and paper instead of software. All that’s really required for a good storyboard is a shot list, a rough sketch of each shot, and instructions for camera operations (e.g. pan, tilt, and zoom). Stick figures and simple shapes are adequate for storyboard drawings. In my digital media classes, we always used pencil and paper for making storyboards, as we did for our brainstorming, thumbnails, and sketches for graphic designs.
