This makes it easy to shift text during any revision. I get scripts as PDF, export to text, import into SBPro, and copy and paste from there. There are hooks to get info directly from Final Draft but I’ve yet to use them. Script Import: You can import the entire script into the program and just copy and paste into the panel description, action, notes, and etc. There is the option of adding it to the library, but I found this too cumbersome and confusing for SBPro in transfer between platforms. Or if you are reusing it later in the board, select it and copy and paste it in the later scene. Slide layers: You can copy layers from scene to another by simply sliding the layer along the timeline. Layers: You can draw the BG on a layer and easily garbage matte the characters over to facilitate reuse of both BG and characters.
Painting Behind: There is a great function that allows painting behind line already put down. The non-textured is more like drawing with a Pentel but if the client is agreeable, provides nice clean output to various media. The textured give a look more like pencil but add considerably to the file’s size. The program has lots of features but I’ve tried to spell out just the features I really like or dislike.īrushes: There are textured and non-textured brushes. I’ve worked in Flash, Sketch, Photoshop and Painter and feel the data management tools in this program make it far and away the strongest tool to board with.
I have no financial interest in Toon Boom or their products, but I feel every board artist should at least try this product. I’ve been a storyboard artist for the past 25 years mostly in animation series work and have been using Toon Boom Storyboard Pro for the last two years.
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