For your first, ultra-low budget feature film, storyboarding artist might be a “nice-to-have”, not a “must-have”. But don’t fret. I came across this inspirational little video from Indy Mogul, that shows you that, if you’re willing to put in the time and effort, you can actually put together a very effective storyboard for your project – even if your hand drawn version of a car looks more like a rock.

Check it out below and be sure to let us know if you know a lot about storyboarding – we may want to hire you to do an even BETTER instructional video here on 20 Questions Film.

If drawing a storyboard still sounds like a daunting task, you can also opt to do a storyboard with photographs. You may not be able to find locations or props or actors that exactly match the look you’re going for, but at least you will a visual representation of the scenes you need to shoot. That’ll be an invaluable reminder when you’re on set.

You can see more work by the same artist (who prefers to go by the pen name “Rahzzah”) at this site.

He does beautiful work and was very easy to work with – fast with high quality… and not too pricey. He also had a very filmic style that integrated well with this project.

Check his stuff out at:
http://rahzzah.deviantart.com/gallery/

Comments are, as always, welcome.