Storyboarding workflow improvements
Posted: 30 Jan 2025, 17:17
I had to use Toon boom Storyboard pro recently for a job and I have to say that while initially it is a little confusing, the workflow improvement compared to TV Paint's storyboard feature is night and day.
Being able to quickly change camera movements between scenes and the flexibility of having layers accessible in while controlling the entire timeline makes using TV Paint's storyboarding feature feel so archaic..
It may be an odd thing to suggest, but I really recommend (if not already) for the Team to look at how storyboard pro operates. Or at least consult someone who professionally does work with the program to see how each feature integrates into a workflow.
My initial post here is a little light on details because I'd really like to have this discussion with community members as well as the developers.
Being able to quickly change camera movements between scenes and the flexibility of having layers accessible in while controlling the entire timeline makes using TV Paint's storyboarding feature feel so archaic..
It may be an odd thing to suggest, but I really recommend (if not already) for the Team to look at how storyboard pro operates. Or at least consult someone who professionally does work with the program to see how each feature integrates into a workflow.
My initial post here is a little light on details because I'd really like to have this discussion with community members as well as the developers.