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Directing the story : professional storytelling and storyboarding for animation, comic and live action / Francis Glebas.

Por: Editor: Boca Raton, FL : CRC Press, 2026Edición: Second edtionDescripción: xiii, 408 pages : color illustrations ; 28 x 22 cmTipo de contenido:
  • text
Tipo de medio:
  • unmediated
Tipo de soporte:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 9781032773735
  • 9781032753065
Tema(s): Formatos físicos adicionales: Directing the storyClasificación CDD:
  • 791.43/0232 23/eng/20250709
Clasificación LoC:
  • PN1995.9.P7 G448 2026
Contenidos:
Part One -- 1. The Goal: Why Do We Watch? -- 2. Common Beginner Problems -- 3. The Beginning Basics -- 4. How to Draw for Storyboarding: Motion and Emotion -- Part Two -- 5. Structural Approach: Tactics to Reach the Goal -- 6. What Do Directors Direct? -- 7. How to Direct the Eyes -- 8. Directing the Eyes Deeper in Space and Time -- 9. How to Make Images Speak: The Hidden Power of Images -- 10. How to Convey and Suggest Meaning -- 11. Dramatic Irony -- 12. Which Doctor? -- 13. Volcano Chase -- 14. The BIG Picture: Story Structures -- 15. Aiming for the Heart -- 16. Summary: Recapitulation of All Concepts -- 17. Analysis and Evolution of the Scheherazade Project -- 18. Conclusion: Now We Must Say Good-bye -- Exercises to Develop Your Skills -- Bibliography -- Index.
Resumen: "This book grew out of desperate need. I was a storyboard artist at Disney and had no idea what I was doing. At Disney I was surrounded by amazing talents. I went into work early and typed up notes on what I was learning. This experience became Directing the Story. I went on to storyboard over a dozen features, several TV animated shows and directed Donald Duck in Fantasia 2000, Piglet's Big Movie and 2 seasons of Mira Royal Detective. This new addition includes storyboarding for 3D animation illustrated with storyboard examples. During my teaching storyboarding, I noticed many beginners struggle with drawing the figure. I've introduced drawing star figures. They're the equivalent to the flour sack animators use to learn to animate flow, force, timing and shape distortion. And once the student masters that, I show how the anatomy drops right into place. Out of my frustration of trying to write my own stories and watching the waste at the studio's race to get things into production I've struggled for years to discover the secrets of story. I'm currently working on a new theory of story which shows how all the parts of story, character, plot and story work together. I'm including the beginning basics of this theory which allows my students to come up with a story in 7 minutes. Plot takes longer"-- Provided by publisher.
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This book grew out of desperate need. I was a storyboard artist at Disney and had no idea what I was doing. At Disney, I was surrounded by amazing talents. I went into work early and typed up notes on what I was learning. This experience became Directing the Story . I went on to storyboard over a dozen features, several TV animated shows and later directed Donald Duck in Fantasia 2000 , Piglet's BIG Movie and 2 seasons of Mira Royal Detective .

This new edition of Directing the Story includes storyboarding for 3D animation illustrated with storyboard examples. During my time teaching storyboarding, I noticed many beginners struggle with drawing the figure. I've introduced drawing star figures. They're the equivalent of the flour sack technique animators use to learn to animate flow, force, timing and shape distortion. And once the student masters that, I show how the anatomy drops right into place.

Out of my frustration of trying to write my own stories and watching the waste at the studio's race to get things into production, I've struggled for years to discover the secrets of story. I'm currently working on a new theory of story which shows how all the parts of story, character and plot work together. I'm including the beginning basics of this theory which allows my students to come up with a story in 7 minutes. Plot takes longer.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Part One -- 1. The Goal: Why Do We Watch? -- 2. Common Beginner Problems -- 3. The Beginning Basics -- 4. How to Draw for Storyboarding: Motion and Emotion -- Part Two -- 5. Structural Approach: Tactics to Reach the Goal -- 6. What Do Directors Direct? -- 7. How to Direct the Eyes -- 8. Directing the Eyes Deeper in Space and Time -- 9. How to Make Images Speak: The Hidden Power of Images -- 10. How to Convey and Suggest Meaning -- 11. Dramatic Irony -- 12. Which Doctor? -- 13. Volcano Chase -- 14. The BIG Picture: Story Structures -- 15. Aiming for the Heart -- 16. Summary: Recapitulation of All Concepts -- 17. Analysis and Evolution of the Scheherazade Project -- 18. Conclusion: Now We Must Say Good-bye -- Exercises to Develop Your Skills -- Bibliography -- Index.

"This book grew out of desperate need. I was a storyboard artist at Disney and had no idea what I was doing. At Disney I was surrounded by amazing talents. I went into work early and typed up notes on what I was learning. This experience became Directing the Story. I went on to storyboard over a dozen features, several TV animated shows and directed Donald Duck in Fantasia 2000, Piglet's Big Movie and 2 seasons of Mira Royal Detective. This new addition includes storyboarding for 3D animation illustrated with storyboard examples. During my teaching storyboarding, I noticed many beginners struggle with drawing the figure. I've introduced drawing star figures. They're the equivalent to the flour sack animators use to learn to animate flow, force, timing and shape distortion. And once the student masters that, I show how the anatomy drops right into place. Out of my frustration of trying to write my own stories and watching the waste at the studio's race to get things into production I've struggled for years to discover the secrets of story. I'm currently working on a new theory of story which shows how all the parts of story, character, plot and story work together. I'm including the beginning basics of this theory which allows my students to come up with a story in 7 minutes. Plot takes longer"-- Provided by publisher.

Notas de autor provistas por Syndetics

Francis Glebas , recently retired, has been making stories and movies for 60 years, professionally for 51 years. He's worked his way up from painting animation cels on a night crew to directing a feature film. He's worked at most of the major studios. Currently, he teaches filmmaking skills and is writing a infographic novel about a new theory of story, from an alien perspective. Be sure to check out his other Focal Press book, The Animator's Eye which takes you through the complete process of making an animated film.

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