Some photographers like to set up a shoot and see what comes out of it as the shoot progresses. They figure they could just show up to the studio or location with a subject, a MUA, maybe a hair stylist and start clicking and hopefully, they’ll get something good out of it. And that obviously works for them, there’s nothing wrong with that.

Storyboard Template
There are others, however, that prefer to think of a concept, plan out the wardrobe, makeup, hair, style, location, and sketch out a series of frames according to how it is they envision the results. For those of you who like to take a little more time on your preparation, I have found a website that offers free storyboard templates (not for commercial use). Make sure you read their terms of use before you download any of their templates.
Printable Paper offers a variety of templates with different sizes of sheets and many options in set up. I understand this isn’t anything you couldn’t simply create yourself using Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator or even Microsoft Word, but I thought I would mention it for those that would prefer a ready to use template that seems to fit the bill.

February 18th, 2011
Angel
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