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I'm working on an epic brickfilm as usual when i think to myself: I NEED A STORYBOARD!
Anyone know of any FREE story boarding software?
(sorry if there already is a topic similar to this I don't plan on browsing page after page of topics):twitch:
Last edited by Super_Squid (February 5, 2016 (07:25pm))
If you're making a storyboard, I would recommend just drawing rough sketches by hand on note cards or sticky notes.
Do you mean an animatic? A storyboard that has audio and some motion.
I kinda meant like Celtx only free
If you're making a storyboard, I would recommend just drawing rough sketches by hand on note cards or sticky notes.
Thanks right now I just used a Microsoft Word document with a adjusted table, but I would like to upgrade.
I don't think any storyboarding software that's half decent is free. In the past I've used Springboard (http://www.6sys.com/quotes), and can recommend it. The bad news is it costs 40 bucks; the good news is that's a one-off payment, no subscription involved. (You can try it out for free). So start saving while you are scanning in those pencil drawings...
I don't think any storyboarding software that's half decent is free. In the past I've used Springboard (http://www.6sys.com/quotes), and can recommend it. The bad news is it costs 40 bucks; the good news is that's a one-off payment, no subscription involved. (You can try it out for free). So start saving while you are scanning in those pencil drawings...
Thanks man that helped a lot! 
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