Animating with Storyboard Pro

This video shows beginners how to use Storyboard Pro to animatic using hand drawn and motion tween techniques.
Please be aware that this is not the best software to animate in, however the skills and concepts covered here will help artists build strategies to make high quality animatics. Stay tuned for very specific, and short videos, covering that topic.
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[@Ayyylien51]

I really don't like that I can't have layers or camera keyframes independent from the panels. Ends up being a conundrum when I have to copy backgrounds over and over or animate both the camera and a simple run cycle/speed lines at the same time.

[@lockhartanimation]

That's a pretty thoughtful comment--super glad you shared! I think I know how you feel.
Wondering if you can create a panel with some layer animation and a camera move, just so you can get the timing right. Then go back and split your panels in the timeline view.
Super tedious, and possibly annoying, but you could go back and trace over the location of tween'd layers with proper run poses from your breakdowns.
Feel free to drop links so other people can see your work and provide feedback. Thanks for following along!