One Amazing Storyboard Creator

How to Make a Storyboard for Your Film

1 Click on the “Create a Storyboard Button”

This will take you to our state of the art storyboard creator.

2 Give Your Storyboard a Name

Be sure to call it something related to the topic so that you can easily find it in the future.

3 Choose a Layout

Click on the “layout” button at the top of the right hand menu. A screen pop up that shows you all of the layout choices that Storyboard That has to offer. From here you can choose how many cells you would like, as well as if you would like a header and/or a description box for each cell.

4 Begin Creating Your Masterpiece!

With our extensive art library and text features, the options are endless when it comes to creativity for your marketing video. Need some guidance or tips? Check out our Creating Great Storyboards article today!

5 Click "Save and Exit"

When you are finished with your storyboard, click this button in the lower right hand corner to exit. It’s time to share your storyboard with your colleagues and customers!

Frequently Asked Questions about Making a Film with Storyboards

Why are storyboards important in filmmaking?

Storyboards help filmmakers to plan and visualize the film's scenes and shots before they are actually filmed. They allow the director and other members of the production team to discuss and refine their ideas, and ensure that everyone is on the same page regarding the creative vision and technical requirements of the film.

What elements should be included in a storyboard?

A storyboard should include the main action, dialogue, camera angles, lighting, sound effects, and any other relevant details that help to convey the mood and tone of the scene.

Can changes be made to the storyboard during filming?

Yes, changes can be made to the storyboard during filming if necessary. However, it is important to keep any changes consistent with the overall vision and story of the film.

How important is the storyboard in the filmmaking process?

The storyboard is a critical element of the filmmaking process as it helps to ensure that the director and production team have a clear understanding of the creative vision and technical requirements of the film. A well-executed storyboard can save time and resources during filming, and can also help to avoid mistakes and confusion that may arise if the vision is not well-defined.