From the course: Motion Graphics for Video Editors: Working with Storyboards

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Bringing your storyboard artwork into a template

Bringing your storyboard artwork into a template

From the course: Motion Graphics for Video Editors: Working with Storyboards

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Bringing your storyboard artwork into a template

- Once you have those initial drawings, I've included a storyboard template to jump start things for you. You'll note that I've given you both an Illustrator and a PDF file. The PDF file is useful if you just wanna open this up and print it out. This'll give you an area where the person could sketch. Or, remember, it's pretty simple to take that PDF right into Photoshop and open it. Just set the Resolution and when you click OK, it opens up. Now, for example, you see how we have this transparency area. It's a piece of cake. Whether you're gonna use one of your photos or a drawing you've made or a scan you've brought in, really doesn't matter. Let's just take one of these individual panels here and I'll open it up. I can now make a selection and choose Edit, Copy. In my storyboard panel, watch how easy this is. Simply take your magic wand and click on one of these panels to make an initial selection. You can now select Edit, Paste Special, Paste Into, and it will drop the image in and…

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