You will have access to the entire course and materials immediately after purchasing. Will I get the whole course right away, or will it be available over a period of time? You will always have access to all the courses and products you purchase from Bloop. Will I always have access to the class or is it just for a limited time? If you don’t like the course, simply email us and you’ll get a full refund, no questions asked. No worries, the course comes with a 30 day money back guarantee. Pen and paper will come in handy as well. No, you will have to get the software mentioned in the course separately, though remember storyboarding could be done with pen and paper.Īs long as you have a relatively modern computer and connect to the internet, you should be good to go. And for me, working in one program would save me unnecessary steps (and effort).Is any software included with the course? But I am just one person and don't need to synchronize with multiple studio departments. What are the key functional differences between Animate and Storyboard? (they seem to be almost the same program to me)Īgain, I just want to say that I see the clear benefit of using Storyboard when working with a large team.

Will I have any trouble trying to do it all in Animate? What are the benefits of using both software (again, for a one man team)? So seeing as I don't have a team to share ideas with, could I just skip Storyboard Pro and do my animatic in TB Animate's key frame timeline, like I am used to with Flash? But I am the only team member, and the whole project is in my head alone. I understand using Storyboard and exporting to Animate is the 'proper' way to do it. Granted I am not a multi-person studio, and I do not need to work fast. Could I just do the same with TB Animate? And since I was the only person working on my animations, I would just do the storyboards/animatics right in Flash. Albeit each is gently fine tuned for either storyboarding or frame-by-fame.īut I'm a hobbyist animator, who has experience doing frame-by-frame animation in Flash.

But from videos I've seen, the two programs seem to almost provide the same function. Then I learned that Storyboard Pro is a separate program just for storyboards.

The short version is this: I got a copy of Toon Boom Animate from a friend to try out, and am considering buying it.

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