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Originally Posted by haywirerobotics
Also, are there limits to the size of the storyboard (how many pictures are wanted, if any)?
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No upper limits, but I suppose the minimum would be 1.
I can't see how someone can draw a 40-panel storyboard for a 30-second animation.
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Originally Posted by dubious elise
Does anyone know how to submit a storyboard or what an electronic storyboard is?
I understand that storyboards can be sent in, but I would much prefer not doing so with ours. No one seems to quite know what a storyboard is, we reckon it is just pictures of each frame in a powerpoint presentation. Can anyone verify this?
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The storyboard should be a series of picture panels that sequentially depict the general action, camera angle, miscellaneous notables (i.e. voiceover) of your animation.
Here's a quick example of one scene from my team's 2006 animation:
To submit your storyboard electronically, install and go onto FIRST @ Streamline, find the appropriate folder, and upload the storyboard file (.jpg preferable). I have only seen a few teams submit PowerPoint files last year.