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Storyboarding talk

A-List endorsement from a super talent in the film industry, storyboard artist Floyd Hughes.

Elevate Your Filmmaking with Industry Insights from Floyd Hughes

Go beyond the basics with expert advice and guidance from Floyd, who has collaborated with a powerhouse lineup of talent. His impressive credits include working alongside Oscar-winning director Spike Lee and comedian Chris Rock. He's also collaborated with the esteemed Halle Berry (Academy Award winner).

"My storyboard education was from watching movies and reading comic books. I didn't even know they existed until I read an article about Saul Bass' storyboards for Hitcock's Psycho when I was a teenager." Floyd Hughes

Storyboards serve two main purposes:

First, as a quick way to gauge whether a scene will work or not. It is fast, and not very expensive, giving the director an opportunity to try different storytelling methods, and if it works on paper, it'll probably work on film.

Second, It helps the producer budget the special effects and necessary equipment that might be needed for any given scene, such as weapons, explosions, vehicles or rain machines, etc.. 

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