My First Tag: 7 Strange But True Facts
Well, this is a first. I got ‘tagged’ by Heather over at Cottage Blogger. This is when bloggers write about the same topic and kind of ‘pass it on’ to… Read more »
Author Archives: KJL_SBlog
Getting the J-O-B: Five Key Things You Need to Storyboard Professionally
OK, this is probably the kind of post most people struggling to ‘get in’ want to read about. I’ve been very fortunate in my career to not have to pound… Read more »
Why I Didn’t Get to Work on ‘The Lion King’
As I wrote in my ‘about me‘ page, I used to be a graphic designer. I had always loved animation but there wasn’t much available instruction back then in Montreal…. Read more »
The Battle of the ‘Ketchup Bottle Syndrome’
It never fails. I get all ramped up for starting a new storyboard. I have a good outlook and tell myself I can do all this work and still have… Read more »
First Storyboard Wrap Up and Taming the Beast
OK, so how did the first storyboard treat me? Well, not too bad. I hadn’t boarded in almost nine months. And the show before that, I did on the computer… Read more »
Surviving Hell Week
I’m still alive, so that’s one good thing. The other is that I survived hell week and it wasn’t that bad. Didn’t really work past 4 am so I consider… Read more »
New Year, New Site, New Challenges
Well, that worked out rather good. I got to launch off the the new year with the new self-hosted site. Looks the same, with a few tweaks…but man, there’s lots… Read more »
Happy Holidays from the Storyboard Blog!
I just wanted to take a moment to thank those of you that have stopped by this blog since it started. Especially those that took the time to leave a… Read more »
Production Journal – A Million Little Drawings
OK, maybe not a million…but lots! I’m talking about the first step in creating a storyboard. At least the first step I take…I can’t speak for everyone, of course. After… Read more »
Production Journal – The One Thing You Should Do Before Putting Pencil to Paper
I once had a colleague come to my place to help me out with a pressing deadline. I had two desks at the time, so she could work alongside me… Read more »