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has any body ever used Poser to do story boards? It allows you to arange the lighting and and camera angles.
Also, Poser 3 is on the cover of PC Plus this month
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Hey there.
Poser is probably the easiest 3d program to use for this kind of thing. But I find I end up spending half the time animating the camera in cool ways I could never achieve in real life and I end up being disapointed at what could have been. So for now I stick to the image in my head or a doodle on a scrap of paper.
But poser 3 for free cant be bad. There is a full version of cinema 4d on the cover of Pc format too.
Despin out.
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Using a 3d modelling program to create storyboards is cool idea. It cuts out the need for overly intricate pen art. Just use a cube (or an advanced skeleton, depending on your level of skill off course...) to represent your actor and you can convey some fairly in-depth motions to him/her come shoot day.
More should use it...its easy.
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LEGO is good for storyboarding too. I recently found that out when I made Bad Land.
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Mods
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Mark "Mods" Lovegrove
Anarchy Pictures
pencil, paper and rectangles ... lots of framing rectangles
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