Storyboards & shooting boards by fast artist who gets it

<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF"><font size="2" align="center"><font color="#999999"><font face="helvetica, verdana, geneva"> <b> <H1> <font size="2" align="center"> StoryboardSquad.com<br> this is a frames website, your browser isn't supporting frames so this site may look very strange. </b> <hr> <br> We're fast, we're good, <br> and we 'get it'. </H1> <font size="2" align="center"> 505 473 9428 home <br> 310 795 4763 cell <br> <font color="#999999"> Click on these links...<br> <b> <script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">  </script> <br> <br> Don't forget our storyboard animations (click moving thumbnails)... <br> <a href="homecomingUS.gif", target="middley"> <img src="homecoming-ThumbUS.gif"> </a>   <a href="sharksUS.gif", target="middley"> <img src="sharksThumbUS.gif"> </a> <br><br> <a href="PUS.gif", target="middley"> <img src="PthumbUS.gif"> </a>   <a href="yogaUS.gif", target="middley"> <img src="yogaThumbUS.gif"> </a> <br><br> <a href="ToothUS.gif", target="middley"> <img src="ToothThumbUS.gif"> </a>   <a href="sheepUS.gif", target="middley"> <img src="sheepThumbUS.gif"> </a> <br><br> <a href="TVUS.gif", target="middley"> <img src="TVthumbUS.gif"> </a>   <a href="xgamesUS.gif", target="middley"> <img src="xgamesThumbUS.gif"> </a> <br> <br>Here's some scrollable boards (click thumbnails)... <br> <a href="middle4shark.html", target="middley"> <img src="shark-thumbnail.jpg"> </a>   <a href="right4beach.html", target="righty"> <img src="beach-thumbnail.jpg"> </a> <br><br> <a href="middle1.html", target="middley"> <img src="pool-thumbnail.jpg"> </a>   <a href="right1.html", target="righty"> <img src="dog-thumbnail.jpg"> </a> <br><br> <a href="middle2yoyo.html", target="middley"> <img src="yoyo-thumbnail.jpg"> </a>   <a href="right3smodels.html", target="righty"> <img src="smodels-thumbnail.jpg"> </a> <br><br> <a href="middle3beer.html", target="middley"> <img src="beer-thumbnail.jpg"> </a>   <a href="right2boy.html", target="_blank"> <img src="boy-thumbnail.jpg"> </a> <br> </head> <body bgcolor="#FFFFFF"><font color="#999999"><font face="helvetica, verdana, geneva"> <br> </b> </head> <font size="3" align="center"><font color="#999999"> StoryboardSquad.com 505 473 9428 home 310 795 4763 cell <body bgcolor="#FFFFFF"><font size="1" align="center"><font color="#999999"><font face="helvetica, verdana, geneva"> <H2> Storyboard Squad consists of Steve (Stephen) Worthington, and Meridee Mandio. We are a married couple of professional comp, or <b>storyboard artists.</b> We consistently produce high caliber work for United States <b>advertising agencies</b> and production companies, and have done for many years. </H2> It's not just the style of drawing or quality of design, knowledge and experience that keeps our clients coming back, it's because we provide the peace of mind that comes from knowing your idea is in good hands. We make sure we 'get' your idea, before we ever start drawing it.<p> We combine pencil sketch drawings with a mix of traditional marker and digital color in photoshop to achieve our look. Years of hands on work with ad agency art directors and production company commercial directors has honed our storytelling abilities to make for relaxed and happy clients, who keep on confidently putting their ideas in our hands.<p> We'll do whatever you need, whether it's a few <b>key frames, video storyboards, shooting boards, animatics,</b> in color or in black and white.<p> So you can send us your scripts and then go to work on your golf swing. We are a superb two person professional storyboard artist team who between us have lived and worked in New York, London, Hong Kong, and together, Los Angeles and (currently) Santa Fe.<br> <br>     We are fast, talented, and bring the appropriate style to the table.<br> From brooding cinematic drama to 'in your face' slapstick comedy, and everything in between, you'll find that the manner suits the matter.</p>     Our long term clients include both mainstream advertising agencies and commercial production companies, who have come to appreciate our artistic abilities, high rate of flow, and our thinking.</p>     Whether you give us a brief written synopsis and rely on our 'directing', or provide detailed thumbnails, you're sure to be pleased with the results. <br><br>     Our efficient working methods ensure that you get several spots in your campaign unified by a consistent look, whether they be agency storyboards, production shooting boards or animated whiteboards. Give us your ideas, and watch us go. Based on experience, it works best like this... You fax/email us a script or idea. As vague or detailed as you like. <br> <br>     We discuss it on the phone, and when we're sure we've 'got it', we quickly rough out the shots as we see them, or if you provided thumbnails, as you envisioned them, and fax/email them to you. </p>     You say "By Jimminy, that was gosh darned fast, and you totally nailed it. How about we just pull out/push in on number 17 a bit, and do final line and color".<br> <br> We pull out/push in on #17 a bit.<br> We do final line and color. </p> Next time we do three boards instead of one, and your campaigns/pitches start looking more co-ordinated. <br>     You start sleeping better. Your complexion improves, and if we're not careful, the briefing becomes a cell phone call from inside a tunnel, there's no chance to see roughs, and we still manage to get it right. </p>    You grow ever more impressed with our speed and reliability. <br><br>    We mysteriously appear on your speed dial. You can check out loads of John Watkiss goodies <A HREF="http://www.johnwatkiss.com/", target="_blank"> here</A>, but not before you're done here of course. He's one of my drawing heroes. <font size="3" align="center"><font color="#999999"> <br><br> 505 473 9428 home 310 795 4763 cell StoryboardSquad.com <!- all images Copyright Steve (Stephen) Worthington and Meridee Mandio, except the paintings and drawings by John Watkiss in the spec spot of his work featured in the spec spot section of the site. Those are Copyright John Watkiss -> <script type="text/javascript"> var gaJsHost = (("https:" == document.location.protocol) ? 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