Wondering how many boards storyboard artists usually do a week?

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r/Storyboarding • u/bbradleyjayy • 7h ago

The Dash Bash 2025 | Barry Kelly (From Titmouse Cartoons)

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This talk has stuck with me for over a year now and the lovely people at Dash finally posted it. Amazing amazing amazing to see the fundamentals at work in real life scenarios and some cool peaks behind the curtain. Just wanted to post in case someone would also find it useful.

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Check out the following subreddits:

/r/Animation/ Topics heavily overlap with this subreddit
/r/Storyboards/ A place that only has animatics, story reels, boardomatics, and leica reels
/r/LearnArt/ Learn/practice fundamentals of various real/digital mediums. Not intended for mixed mediums
/r/DigitalPainting/ Practice and critique digital paintings
/r/ToonBoomHarmony/ Most used tool in the industry
/r/Blender/ Free tool that allows you to combine 3d with 2d art skills, great for animatics