Storyboard Secrets: 7 Hidden Patterns of Successful Storyboards

StoryboardSecre... Discover 7 Hidden Patterns of Successful Storyboards -- When you start drawing a storyboard, you don't need to head into the job with a completely blank slate. The 7 hidden patterns of shot progression will make it super-eay to get started, and then you can vary it up to suit the exact situation called for in your script/story. Much much more in my online course at StoryboardSecre...

[@adel616]

Wtf? This is a masterclass! And its almost hidden on the internet, several paid courses offer much less than this! Thanks dude, this is gold.

[@archlich4489]

0:00 First Pattern: Stepping Forward
19:25 Second Pattern: The Tease
21:47 Third Pattern: Insert Shots
24:37 Fourth Pattern: Corresponding Shots
28:20 Fifth Pattern: The 3/5 Transition
31:31 Sixth Pattern: Time Compression
37:27 Seventh Pattern: Point of View

[@3dchick]

10 years old, and absolute gold! ☺️

[@reneklassen]

wow ! im new to storyboarding. this video alone probaly saved me a year of experience. nobody else talks about this

[@Chesterton7]

Masterful class, Sherm, you genius you!

[@GenMaul]

This is so useful. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, giving effort and time

[@LifeIsRocky]

I really appreciate your effort. Please keep it up.

[@CharlesMaye]

Thanks so much Mr.Cohen,, youre an amazing man

[@hobodivine5776]

Thank you! 👑 ✨

[@8ezbngn]

Thanks alot Sherm, really appreciate it.

[@ipekozen4301]

Perfect,thank you very much.

[@GorillaChow]

great stuff Sherm :D

[@LikeABoggs]

Super helpful awesome vid

[@archlich4489]

36:00 Complaint/Question
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This looks like a clever technique, and if two people are talking the audience can assume they spoke in the interim. But if one asks a question, then you show them somewhere totally else and the other one answers, isn't that a continuity issue? Did they wait all that time to speak? Surely they didn't say anything else THEN answer...