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This Jungle Book Scene is Genius - Shot by Shot Storyboard Breakdown - Proko

This Jungle Book Scene is Genius - Shot by Shot Storyboard Breakdown - Proko

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In this mini-lesson storyboard artist Rembert Montald shows you some hidden tips that directors and storyboarders use to help guide the eye through sequences. Whether it is with gesture lines or moving the eye effortlessly through shots and sound there are many ways to help the audience move through the story. To demonstrate this, Rembert will break down an animated sequence from the 1967 classic The Jungle Book
Date: 2022-03-14

Comments and reviews: 10


Describing what we see: ( Everyone knows and loved the whole movie. And the whole movie is special in every means. Describing any clip, like in this video telling what we see, the guy describing isn't required. Just play the clip and some pencil tests of this shot if studio has released.
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So what practical effect does the composition have? Do the gesture lines actually draw the viewer's eye towards the faces, as opposed to the viewer's eye being naturally drawn towards faces? Is there an example of bad composition to illustrate the difference?
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This was eye opening! Just getting into animatics in my second year now. I want to do flashy and complicated stuff like action and fight scenes, but this definitely reminded me to keep in mind the basics and keep things simple. Thank you!
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This scene alone is a testament to the genius of Milt Kahl. He is many peoples favorite out of the -Nine old Men- for a reason.
Great video that helps me look at old works of art in a new inspiring way.

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It-d be ace to see him break down some Ghibli films like laputa castle in the sky, or some action/fight sequences, brilliant video really helpful for people looking to get into boarding
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Love this - the movie is pure genius and the thought that went into it is mind-blowing, especially when you watch it when you're younger without realizing what's behind it
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Thanks Rembert! Let us know in the comments if there are other animated films you-d like him to break down or if you-d like to learn more about storyboard production.
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This was great! I cant wait to see the Once Upon A Time in the West breakdown - that intro has always been my goto example of genius cinematography.
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Great explanation. Thanks Proko, your videos are all high quality. I just bought your premium course figure drawing. I am very happy with it.
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Wow! I had absolutely no idea how intentional all of this was, and its very eye opening. Thank you so much for this video, I learned a lot!
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