AVOID THESE STORYBOARDING MISTAKES 

A good rule of thumb for new or beginning board artists is to do a new panel every time there's punctuation in a line of dialogue. See a comma? That's a new panel. Come to a period? That's a new panel. It keeps a monologue from looking boring or stagnant.

love how this was so short and to the point.. await more of these!!

Those were some wonderful tips! I especially loved the one about the horizon line, that's something I don't usually think about

amazing video!! super informational, simple and straight to the point

These are all great! I am CONSTANTLY kicking myself for fielding the camera in too close XD. Thanks for an awesome video!

Great timing! I was getting around to re-doing a storyboard for my 2 year old animated short, and I thought that tips 1, 2, and 4 to be spot on in what to improve on the old boards.😊

Awesome Daniel! This is really great and clear advice!

i finally understood what cutting on action meant through this vid - thank you!

Found you from Reddit... I appreciate your tips so much!!

Awesome video! I want to start storyboarding right now!

such an amazing video!!!

Very helpful! Thank you for sharing such tips and so in a short and clear way! Pleased do give tips more and more

so inspiring! love your linework and subtle tones. You get a lot of mileage out of very little!

These tips are mad helpful, thanks for making this!!

Super helpful! Thank you for making these 🙏🏼

wow so helpful. thank you so much! I'm learning on my own and these kind of tips really help.

Thank you so much for the tips!

Thank you so much for these tips! :D

Thanks for the video Daniel!

It's brilliant! I need more about mistakes!)

Really helpful, thank you!

This is awesome, thanks!!!

Thanks for the sick tips boss! (commenting for that algorithm boost)

Dan the man Tal at it again! Great video!

Thank you, that was helpful!💖

Good Tips brother!

Really useful, thanks for the video!

Thanks very helpful!

Great Tips!

Thank you!

Loved it!

Thank you! Will defenitely keep these in mind

Niiice advices 💯💯👏

I have a question which I’ve been struggling for a while now How to identity which angle is good for “That scene” and which is not Because I see that angle looks good But feels something is off but can’t identify where it was It’s like that angle doesn’t fit to that scene feeling

דניאלינקה אני מאוד נהנת לראות ולשמוע אותך.

on point

👍

i'm gonna do all this and who's gonna stop me

Thank you so!!!!!!!