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Toon Boom Storyboard Pro Essential Training(Updated)

Release date:2020, May 11

Author:Mark Simon

Skill level:Beginner

Language:English

Exercise files:Yes

Storyboard Pro is the leading industry software for storyboard artists like Mark Simon. In this course, he shares the secrets to getting the most from the software, and tricks to make your storyboarding more efficient. Learn how to set up files, make notes and track changes, and share your boards with production, and get time-saving shortcuts along the way. Plus, discover how to use audio, moving cameras, and real-time animatics to make your story ideas stand out even more.

Topics include:

  • Why storyboard digitally?
  • Setting up a new Storyboard Profile
  • Zooming, rotating, and moving around
  • Editing in the timeline
  • Using layers to speed up your work
  • Creating, editing, and deleting custom brushes
  • Using the shape tools
  • Adding text and captions
  • Saving images and audio to the library for reuse
  • Working with cameras
  • Creating animatics
  • Editing audio
  • Exporting your storyboards
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001 – Welcome
002 – What you should know before watching this course
003 – Using the exercise files
004 – The purpose of storyboarding
005 – The benefits of storyboards for a production
006 – The differences between live-action and animation storyboards
007 – Why move from paper to digital drawing in Storyboard Pro
008 – How to open and set up a new Storyboard Pro file
009 – Saving and backing up Storyboard Pro files
010 – How to move Storyboard Pro files and folders
011 – Workspace overview
012 – Workspace layout options
013 – Edit Stage view
014 – Stage view grids
015 – Zoom, rotate and move around in the workspace
016 – Navigation toolbar
017 – Zoom timeline
018 – Working with the Panel view dialog, text, and tools
019 – Setting default times for new panels
020 – Timeline markers
021 – Moving, splitting, and combining panels and scenes
022 – Adding audio tracks
023 – Add a video track
024 – Import video to a video track
025 – Reposition a video track
026 – Using video tracks
027 – Edit video track
028 – Create a background layer for an entire shot or scene
029 – Edit background layer in entire shot_scene
030 – The basics of bitmap vs. vector layers
031 – Using layers to speed up your work
032 – Adding, duplicating, copying, pasting, and deleting a layer
033 – Importing an image as a layer or scene
034 – Understanding naming, ordering, and default layers
035 – Group layers
036 – Coloring grouped layers
037 – Understanding layer adjustments
038 – Radial and directional blurs
039 – Blurring a layer
040 – Types of brushes
041 – Creating, editing, and deleting custom brushes
042 – Resize Brushes
043 – Using the Draw Behind tool
044 – Smoother lines with stabilizer and pulled strings
045 – Using a dynamic brush
046 – Using the Light Table and the Onion Skin
047 – Choosing, editing, and saving colors
048 – Stamp tool
049 – Using shape tools
050 – Working with paint (fill)
051 – Automatically fill layers using Generate Auto-Matte
052 – Guides and vanishing points
053 – Select elements of your drawing
054 – Moving, scaling, stretching, and skewing drawings
055 – How to edit contours and add perspective to your drawings
056 – Flipping an image horizontally or vertically
057 – Flip scenes
058 – Adding text to images
059 – Editing your visual text
060 – Importing and using your script
061 – What are libraries, and how do you use them
062 – Saving images and panels to a library for reuse
063 – Import images and audio from a library
064 – Using keyframes for camera motion
065 – Editing camera motion
066 – Resetting the camera
067 – Import as shots, scenes, or layers
068 – Import graphics into a video track
069 – Import 3D object into 3D scene
070 – Import 3D image into 2D scene
071 – Animating layers and using Layer Transform
072 – Adding keyframes to layers
073 – Import graphics into a video track
074 – Editing Layer Transform
075 – Moving and transforming grouped layers
076 – Motion editor
077 – Navigating layer keyframes
078 – Changing timings and slide edits
079 – Adding transitions to your scenes
080 – Change timing and slide edits
081 – Animatic Editing mode
082 – Adding and organizing your audio tracks
083 – Importing audio
084 – Editing audio
085 – Recording audio directly onto the timeline
086 – Numbering scenes and shots in animation vs. live-action projects
087 – Editing and locking scene numbers
088 – Auto-renaming scenes
089 – Setting layer export options
090 – Exporting to PDF
091 – Exporting to movie
092 – Exporting to bitmaps and PSDs
093 – Exporting to Harmony and Animate files
094 – Exporting audio soundtracks
095 – Tracking notes as well as changes and edits to your boards
096 – Tracking and validating changes
097 – Next steps
098 – Import a video to a video track
099 – Import images as scenes or layers
100 – Importing audio
101 – Editing audio
102 – Share Drawings

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1 Comments

  1. hey strawberry
    can you please upload this ……https://www.creativelive.com/class/storyboarding-your-film-chris-prynoski

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