Storyboarding: A Market for Freelance Illustrators and Artists
This Guide Explains How Artists and Illustrators Can Make Storyboards for Money
By Ms. Nicole A., published Mar 02, 2007
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How to Storyboard There is a vast opportunity for freelance illustrators and fine artists who would like to make money by creating storyboards. Many companies use storyboards to produce commercials, television programs and movies. Storyboards are comprised of sketches and drawings that depict a particular scene in film and video productions. They are made in both black & white and in color. There are many books and places online where artists can find information on how to create a storyboard. However, storyboard creation becomes self-explanatory in little time. Illustrators and artists can create a storyboard for each scene or for special points in a movie or commercial. This will depend on the needs of the director and producer. Storyboards can be very fun to create. It is a great way to get paid for your drawing talent. Finding Clients Artists who want to draw storyboards can find clients in a variety of places. Where your work comes from will depend on how you approach each job. There are artist agencies that specialize in storyboards for television, advertising and film. Many of these agencies have built a good reputation in many industries. This makes it easier for artists to get storyboard assignments. Artist agencies usually require a portfolio prior to representing artists and adding them to their roster. The portfolio requirements can vary between agencies. It is best to find out what these requirements are before submitting any artwork. Illustrators and artists can also bypass working with a storyboard agency and find clients on their own. There are hundreds of movie production companies that are in need of storyboards.
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