What the heck is “storyboarding” anyway? Is it writing? Directing? The most helpful tool in the filmmakers’ box? A waste of time?
Here’s how two of the Industries biggest of big-time filmmakers see that magical bastard child – the Storyboard:
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LB: Untold Tales of the Animated SILVER SURFER TV Series Ep. 17 Teleplay
by Larry Brody
Over the past three weeks I’ve posted the scripts for Season 2 Episode 1, Episode 2, and Episode 3 of the FoxKids Network The Silver Surfer animated series for those who wondered what all of us involved in the show back in 1998 intended to come if we hadn’t been cancelled.
Today it’s the turn of Season 2 Episode 4, Rebirth. This one’s a “Final Draft,” which incorporates a set of changed pages so that everyone involved in the prep for Season 2 was satisfied that it was ready to shoot.
TVWriter™ Don’t-Miss Posts of the Week – March 26, 2018
Good morning!
Time for TVWriter™’s Monday look at our most popular blog posts of the week ending yesterday. They are, in order:
Bri Castellini: You Are Not A Failure – @stareable
You Are Not A Failure
by Bri Castellini
When you’re self-funding and self-producing passion projects, things not going well hits hard. Between film festival rejections, watching creators in your genre get picked up by HBO, and burning through every favor you had to make a single short film, a single setback can feel catastrophic. But I’m here to tell you that no matter your level of past, present, or future success, you are not a failure; rather, in the words of legendary philosopher Jason Mendoza, you’re “pre-successful.” So take heart, and reread this article whenever you need to remind yourself that not all creators are created equally, and that’s 100% ok.
The number of projects you’ve completed is not a measure of your worth as an artist
Whether you have five completed web series under your belt, or maybe just a web series pilot, or maybe just a web series idea, it doesn’t matter. A robust portfolio doesn’t make you more or less of a filmmaker as anyone else, it just means you’re at different stages of your careers. There are so many reasons you could be without many finished products, be it lack of money (#relatable), lack of cast and crew, or even lack of an idea that you feel passionate about. Similarly, there are a billion reasons why someone else had no problem racking up their IMDb credits, reasons that have absolutely nothing to do with you and have absolutely no effect on your current or future potential.
If you’re serious about being a filmmaker, either as a hobby or a full-time gig, then just work a little every day and eventually, something will connect. Give yourself permission to build up a body of work at your own pace.
Cartoon: ‘Zits’ About Binge-Watching
From March 16th, a topic that, for us at least, marks the high point of this strip…ever.
Well, for those of us at TVWriter™ who are over a certain age, anyway.