Do you want to learn about making storyboards? If your answer is yes, then you’ve come to the right place. We’re going to list some of the best storyboarding classes online, with both free and paid options. We’re also going to show you how you can download free storyboard templates to get started right away! By the end, you’ll know where to look for more information on storyboarding classes online.Continue reading Storyboard Classes Online — Lessons, Reviews and Fees
Before a writer crafts a screenplay, they usually come up with a logline. At any stage of a production, a logline is a tool used to sell an idea. Movie loglines are short, so writing out a bunch is easy. Writing one that sells, however, is its challenge. In this article, we’ll show you how to write a logline and break down some famous logline examples.Continue reading How to Write a Logline Producers Won’t Pass On [with Logline Examples]
 So you’re a working or aspiring storyboard artist and you need to create a storyboard demo reel to show off your brilliant work. Creating a demo storyboard reel is similar to creating any other type of reel, it’s a matter of intention and precision in what you include. In this article, we’ll dive into how to create a storyboard demo reel to help you land the work you desire. Continue reading How to Create a Storyboard Demo Reel — Tips for Story Artists
Interrogation scenes are some of the most utilized scenes in all of screenwriting – but how does one write an interrogation scene? Fret not, we’re going to show you how to write an interrogation scene by looking at examples from Prisoners, Shrek, and more. We’re also going to show you how to format your interrogation scene! By the end, you’ll know a variety of creative and technical strategies for how to write an interrogation scene.Continue reading How to Write an Interrogation Scene — Guide for Screenwriters
Ethos, pathos and logos are modes of persuasion that form the rhetorical triangle. A compelling argument, sales pitch, speech, or commercial ideally uses elements of all three strategies. We'll show you how to employ each technique and present some examples along the way.Continue reading Ethos, Pathos & Logos — Definitions and Examples
Cinematography is the art of crafting visuals for motion pictures. It takes years of practice to cultivate a consistent craft and keen eye for filmmaking. That’s what separates great cinematography from cliche movie making. Before honing a craft, a deep knowledge of what it entails is critical.Continue reading What is Cinematography? Defining the Art and Craft
A storyboard is a graphic layout that sequences illustrations and images to tell a story visually. It is the backbone of visual storytelling, helping filmmakers, marketers, and educators communicate their ideas clearly and effectively.Continue reading 46 Storyboard Examples from Movies, Animation, and Games (with FREE Storyboard Templates)
Amood board captures emotion. The best mood board apps help you convey emotions and set the tone for your projects. We’re going to break down the best mood board apps, mood board software, and examples. Plus we’ll provide you with a bunch of mood board templates for free.Continue reading Top 8 Mood Board Apps [with FREE Moodboard Templates]
 The best animated movies in history all began with simple sketches. Creating these foundational sketches is the storyboard artist. The decisions and drawings from these artists influence the rest of a film or TV show. But what is a storyboard artist responsible for other than creating sketches? A whole lot. In this article, we’ll take a look at the role and responsibilities of a storyboard artist, how much they are paid for their work, and how to become one. Continue reading What is a Storyboard Artist — Job Description, Duties & Salary
This opening paragraph is a hook to get you to keep reading. And just as a blog post needs to quickly capture the interest of a reader, a screenplay needs to grab the attention of its audience. Scripts with great hooks are more likely to be read all the way through, and scripts that are read all the way through are more likely to turn into movies. In this post, we teach you how to write the first ten pages of a screenplay. Are you hooked?Continue reading How to Write the First Ten Pages of a Screenplay
