The Art of Movie Storyboards: Visualising the Action of the World's Greatest Films

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The unsung heroes of film, storyboard artists are the first to give vision to a screenplay, translating words on the page into shots for the screen.

Their work is a unique art form in itself. Many storyboards are beautiful in their own right, but ultimately the skill of the artist lies in their visual communication of a script, with multiple factors to consider: composition, movement, camera angles, special effects, and the rhythm and pacing of a scene.

The Art of Movie Storyboards celebrates this art, showcasing a vast collection of storyboards in a range of styles, and including some of cinema's greatest moments. The collection includes the work of pioneers such as William Cameron Menzies (Gone with the Wind) and Saul Bass (Psycho, Spartacus), as well as contemporaries such as Raúl Monge (Pan's Labyrinth) and Jane Clark (Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire). Many are seen here for the first time, and all are accompanied by insights into the films featured, their directors, and, of course, the storyboard artists.

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About the author

Fionnuala Halligan is a London-based fi lm critic, writer and consultant. A regular contributor to trade title Screen International for the last two decades, she has also worked extensively in Asia, writing for the South China Morning Post and consulting for Fortissimo Films. She attends all the major fi lm festivals as a critic and has served on several international juries and selection committees. She curates the annual, sought-after Stars of Tomorrow issue for Screen International. She is also the author of FilmCraft: Production Design, part of the Ilex Press series FilmCraft.

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