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12 posts tagged storyboards
Jack Kirby’s Storyboards for Argo (via io9, h/t @alexsegura)
The big disappointment for me about Argo was that it barely showed Jack Kirby’s contribution to the story of bringing the fake “Lords of Light” movie that the CIA used as a ruse to get the hostages out to life. These storyboards show that, with Kirby’s visuals, the movie-within-a-movie might not have looked so ridiculous at all. And let’s face it, the world would be better off if Iran had a “Science Fiction Land” theme park than nuclear weapons facilities.
Ridley Scott’s original shooting script from 1979’s Alien
(via kellysue)
Source thebeardstroker
Reblogged from thebeardstroker
i knew ken adam designed STRANGELOVE but i had now idea he’d boarded it, too…
Reblogged from mattfractionblog
Storyboards by @gabrielhardman from:
Inception (2010)
Director: Christopher Nolan
Storyboard Artist: Gabriel Hardman
No, the movie doesn’t really make any sense if you think about it. But one of the more astounding scenes from one of the more visually interesting movies of the past ten years.
If this sequence looks like a comic book page to you, I’m sure that has something to do with the fact that Gabriel Hardman is a supremely talented comic book artist in his own right.
(Again, via The Atlantic Monthly)
More storyboards!
No Country for Old Men (2007)
Director: Joel and Ethan Coen
Storyboard Artist: J. Todd Anderson
I love the way the Coen Brothers signature camera moves are incorporated into these. I like to pretend they don’t use dollies and they just run with a camera mounted on a board like they did in Blood Simple.
Storyboards for the ultimate sci-fi film.
Star Wars (1977)
Director: George Lucas
Storyboard Artist: Joe Johnston
I love how you can still see the late, great Ralph McQuarrie’s influence.
Joe Johnston, who drew these, art directed the original Star Wars trilogy as well as Raiders of The Lost Ark and Indiana Jones and The Temple of Doom. He’d also go on to direct himself, most notably The Rocketeer and most recently Captain America: The First Avenger. George Lucas would go on to ruining his creations and legitimately raping your childhoods.
Storyboards from Aliens (via The Atlantic Monthly)
Aliens (1986)
Director: James Cameron
Storyboard Artists: Roger Dear, Maciek Piotrowski, Denis Rich
More storyboard fun, via The Atlantic Monthly:
Blade Runner (1982)
Director: Ridley Scott
Storyboard Artist: Tom Cranham
Wow…due to some re-blogging from @kellysue & @brianmbendis the storyboards I posted a while ago have been getting a crazy amount of notes, so here’s another(again, via The Atlantic Montly, which also has some nice articles).
This is TAXI DRIVER, and the storyboard artist is none other than Martin Scorsese. More to follow…
More storyboards. This time from:
Jaws (1975)
Director: Steven Spielberg
Storyboard Artist: Joe Alves