One of my favorite places to go for all things free and open-access is Open Culture. I learn about all kinds of resources that I can bring to my students and into my own work (and maybe download some cool coloring books while I'm at it).
Anyway, recently the site featured the free and open-source storyboarding program Storyboarder. It's a really simple yet powerful tool, available for Mac, Windows, or Linux, to create basic storyboards and animation for a visual project.
Often in my courses, students want to create movie or other kinds of moving image projects, but sometimes will bite off more than they can chew. Storyboarder is perfect for them to get a prototype or draft of the assignment done, even if the final polished product remains elusive. For anyone shooting a video less impromptu than going live on Facebook or Instagram, storyboarding can help with the planning process. Storyboarder also integrates with Photoshop for more complex image editing.
It doesn't, however, help with my complete lack of artistic talent.
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