Download These 7 Storyboard Templates for Free from StudioBinder
Storyboarding is difficult enough without having to comb through the myriad of online templates.
Whether or not you storyboard with 1,000 drawings, the practice helps us "see" our films before we hit record. But finding the right one for your project can prove to be a challenge. That's why it's exciting that production management platform StudioBinder has made seven different storyboard templates available for free on their site.
Each template was designed with features that both appeal to the varying tastes of filmmakers and meet the needs of different kinds of productions. They come in both landscape and vertical 2, 3, and 6-frame layouts, with available space for notes and set plans. Additional features include fields for project name, scene, shot, and page count, as well as camera angle checkboxes and "lens notes" sections.
StudioBinder co-founder Shant Kiraz told us that they also plan on adding another template based on the feedback they received from Interstellar and Inception storyboard artist Gabriel Hardman that features a 3-frame portrait layout that has enough space to draw outside the frame.
Again, all of these downloads are 100% free. You can pick and choose the ones you want or simply just download them all. You don't need to be a StudioBinder member either—in fact, no information is required at all to download.
Free stuff? And I don't have to give out any info? Sounds good to me! You can download StudioBinder's free storyboard templates here.
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Cool share. Thanks!
July 19, 2016 at 2:09PM
We hope that you find the storyboards useful, Jonathan. :-)
July 19, 2016 at 3:31PM
What are these suppose to used with, or are they only useful for printing out?
Sure if printing, they're great for a student 12 shot piece
For anything larger...
I am no fan of scanning artwork,
even with 10/12bit highres scanners,
there tends to be a lot of post scan work needed,
Plus raster scans are huge when you have several hundred pages.
I tried opening these PDFs in Acrobat Pro and the lined areas for writing notes is just a graphic. I tried exporting them out in various formats and its just a mess.
July 19, 2016 at 9:45PM, Edited July 19, 9:45PM
Hey Daniel,
These storyboard templates are especially ideal for printing :)
July 20, 2016 at 1:42PM
cool!
July 20, 2016 at 2:35AM
The link is broken
July 20, 2016 at 1:22PM
Just checked the link and it seems to be working on my end. Try it again and let me know if you're still experiencing it!
July 20, 2016 at 1:49PM, Edited July 20, 1:49PM
I too wish one could just enter info directly into the pdf as well as hardcopy; however, saving thing as Word docs does a pretty decent job of giving a "text enterable" template. And hey, every now and then, paper is good! Thanks for the share.
July 25, 2016 at 12:23AM
Thank you so much for sending me these storyboard templates. They will be very useful for my film production class. They printed out very nice.
October 8, 2016 at 2:28AM
Has anybody tried some of the online storyboarding options, like Plot? Seems to make the formatting easier. https://theplot.io/
August 14, 2017 at 5:28PM