Hello Everyone,

Its Josh here from Loveridge Designs & welcome to “Getting into it with Loveridge Designs”, This new weekly segment strives to demystify some of our companies processes and techniques while also answering some of the many questions we receive on a weekly basis from members of the content creation community.

Today I wanted to cover storyboarding as many of our clients have not heard of this process when they first work with us,

What is a storyboard?

A storyboard is a visual representation of your concept or idea. It’s a document that reveals, scene by scene, the flow of your video. Storyboards may be hand-drawn on paper or only notes jotted down.

The storyboarding process empowers us and helps us to bring the visions of our clients to fruition.

It’s the simplest and most powerful way to express your vision. 

Since a storyboard is visual, it clarifies the video thinking process and helps others to comprehend it incredibly quickly.

Storyboards help to maximize the use of your budget

Although the storyboard takes time & effort to produce, in the long run, they typically save the customer money as they can spot issues early on and the customer will have a fair idea of what the final product will look like.

All things considered, a storyboard is a structure for the entire process of video production. It helps us to consider the video from several points of view and also helps us to accurately predict the time and costs needed for the project to be produced.

Thanks you very much for taking the time to watch the video, I hope you found it informative and engaging.
Until next time!