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Below is a list of exemplary music communities that utilize our tools, typically by enabling users to upload content under one of our free licenses. If there is a community we are missing, please add it to our wiki as this page is periodically updated.

For more information, see our related page on Creative Commons Record Labels.

SoundCloud

Berlin, Germany
Soundcloud is a music sharing community that allows artists to upload its works under the full suite of CC licenses. Its set of tools integrate nicely across the web, with adoptions from well known artists and labels.

Free Music Archive

Jersey City, NJ
The Free Music Archive is a project from WFMU that focuses on aggregating and curating high quality, freely licensed content - the majority of which is CC-licensed. Curators include KEXP, dublab, CBC Radio 3, All Tomorrow's Parties, and Primavera Sound.

ccMixter

San Francisco/San Diego, CA
ccMixter is an online remix community focused on enabling derivative musical works on a large scale. Originally sponsored by Creative Commons, ccMixter is now sponsored by ArtisTech Media.

Indaba Music

New York City, NY
Indaba Music is a hub for online collaboration between musicians. Its digital recording tools enable artists to share loops and songs under the CC license of its choosing as well as pick from a large pool of professional CC-licensed samples and loops. Indaba is well known for its artists remix contests that often use CC licenses to facilitate user-end remix promotion.

Bandcamp

San Francisco, CA
BandCamp enables artists to build simple and straightforward profiles to sell and distribute music in a range of formats. Artists are able to indicate CC licenses on these releases and, as a result, easily sell CC-licensed material.

Jamendo

Luxembourg, Luxembourg
Jamendo allows artists to publish its CC-licensed music for free, providing direct access to its active community. Select artists also have work included in Jamendo PRO, the site's music licensing arm.

OpSound

Global
One of the pioneers in the CC-music universe, OpSound is a music aggregator that provides links to a vast collection of CC-licensed music from many genres, all under our BY-SA license.

Tribe of Noise

Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Tribe of Noise connects musicians & business, representing artists from over 144 countries. All music shared on the community website is licensed under CC BY-SA.

restorm

Zurich, Switzerland
restorm.com is a music platform designed to help artists work with the music industry. restorm's free tools help artists to promote and sell their music, whether they decide to reserve all rights or only reserve some with Creative Commons licenses. Artists, labels, promoters, and media representatives can connect in one place.

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Storyboards come in all shapes and sizes and for different reasons. They help put your idea together and allow others to understand what you plan to do. The Thumbnail Storyboard is the first example I'd like to speak about. It really is what it is called, each shot in a small thumbnail sketch and allows...

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For an individual or a group of people who are planning a certain video, making of a storyboard will be the first step in the entire process. This will help in bring the script to life and it will also act as good illustration of the idea when presented to other people. As mentioned earlier on a storyboard is simply a series of thumbnails that represent the breakdown of a given video and it will showcase the crucial scenes and elaborate on how the setting will be like, the people that will be present and the respective actions in the various scenes. It is common to use the storyboard as a mock-up for various movie scenes, music videos, and most TV production just to mention a few. You can create one manually by hand or use a digital medium such as the various storyboard softwares.

The following steps will help you come with the best storyboards:

First come up with the story work

1. You need to first of all establish a timeline. This entails deciding on the parameters such as when and where the story will take place and settling on the order that events of the story will have to follow. This will be a good way of bringing your story back to life if it's done in the best way.

For a story that does not fully follow a linear order, this being occasioned with stuff like flashbacks, shifting perspectives, flash forwards, multiple timelines or alternate outcomes, you can still have a narrative timeline for them.

For the best outcome while doing this it is recommended that you make a list of the main events of the story in the most appropriate order of sequence.

In case you are storyboarding for a commercial you need to decide on the scenes that will occur and the order of appearance of these scenes.

2. You need to identify the key scenes in your story. This is quite crucial since the storyboard is usually meant to give the reader a gist of the whole story for it to be translated into a film. You just need to highlight the important and key moments in your entire story. For you to do this effectively you need to think about or rather brainstorm on the list of the key moments in the story an settle on the ones that you want to include on your storyboard.

Settle on scenes that will help to illustrate how the story develops from the start to the end.
It will be good to show the key turning points in the story. This normally entails the times when there's presence of plot twists or any other important changes.

It will also be wise to depict changes in the settings for the various scenes such could be a change from one city to another.

3. You need to make up your mind on how detailed you want to be. It is good to appreciate that a storyboard can be quite detailed but it will be wise to break the film down into individual scenes with different storyboards for each of these. This will enable you to easily create detailed representations of the progressions of each of the scenes and it will be a good way of maintaining the overall level of organization.

You need to create a shot list by breaking the film down shot by shot. Then you will be required to create a composition for each shot and the relevant details for them.

It is good to keep in mind that the overall purpose of the storyboard is to provide visual clarity and to keep everyone at par. This will help you to come up with something that will not trouble the viewer when they are trying to interpret it. The bigger picture should come out quite clearly.

For a good storyboard everybody should be able to interpret it by just looking at it. This is important as anybody in the production team might need to refer to the storyboard for certain details in each scene.

4. You also need to write a description of what each scene will show. It is good to figure out how each scene will be depicted after deciding on the main scenes and the order in which they will appear. By doing this you will know what should exactly be drawn.
Remember to include some sort of action in each scene and also take into the setting for each of the scenes.

The second major step is coming up with the design

1. Settle on the medium that you would wish to use for your template. You have the option of drawing the storyboard template using your own hands. You can do this by simply dividing empty frames of the same size by use of a pencil and a straightedge. Another alternative is the use of an appropriate software such as Adobe Illustrator, Microsoft PowerPoint, Amazon Storyteller or InDesign just to mention a few of these. The storyboard in the latter can be in the vertical or horizontal format.

The various cell sizes need to be drawn in the same aspect ratio just similar to the finished video. You can also purchase special thumbnail sheets with these dimensions.

A storyboard template should comprise rectangular frames into which the visuals will be inserted. For captions make sure that there are spaces for them. It is also good to have a column for audio and in this you could include the dialogue and sounds or music.

In case you don't want to come up with the images by yourself you have the option of hiring a storyboard artist. If you settle for this you need to give him/her the appropriate descriptions. The artist will then present you with either color or black and white sketch which you can then scan into board.

2. You need to sketch your thumbnails. This will help in bringing some life in the template that you have designed, the sketches should be mapped into the template. It is good to note that this is just rough art and you don't need to draw perfect pictures.
There are certain things that you need to ensure are done namely:

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In this post, we'll discuss the latest storyboard software, storyboard apps and iPad styli. Plus we'll provide you with a bunch of storyboard templates for free.

There's a variety of storyboard software on the market, ranging from software with preset characters to professional storyboard software that requires drawing skills. You can find everything from traditional licensed software to web-based solutions to mobile apps. There is something for everyone here. Alternatively, you could download your own storyboard templates.

StudioBinder is an intuitive, online storyboard software solution. It provides robustness and ease of use to fit most creatives. Simply upload images and you've got a storyboard!

Customize the layouts, shot list details, and aspect ratios. You can also view your storyboard as a fullscreen slideshow, which makes it ideal for presentations. StudioBinder's storyboard software features are just $20/mo.

Out of the UK comes Moviestorm. Promoted as "a filmmaking tool for everyone," so you don't need to be an artist. You can create everything from storyboards to full pre visualization, and various theme-based add-ons provide additional robustness. Pricing starts at $225.

FrameForge offers various bundles, each with increasing complexity and price points. All levels include optically accurate virtual cameras. The highest-end packages allows users to define exact equipment specs for dollies & cranes, precise lighting, calculations for sun positioning, reports and more. Software ranges from $399-899.

Power Production provides a few storyboard solutions, each with varying complexity. It offers customizable characters and presets for locations and props. They offer script imports, character animations and other integrations. Power Production's software starts at $190 for Storyboard Quick while the more robust StoryBoard Artist Studio sells for $900+.

StoryboardPro is a professional web application from Toon Boom. Tailored specifically for commercial storyboards artists, the software includes animated and live boards with all the bells and whistles a serious storyboard artist would need. They offer permanent access for $999 and a monthly subscription for $58.

This is a combo solution. Boardo is an After Effects plugin for adding cool storyboard animations and effects to existing images, but you'll need to create your images in outside software. We recommend using vector-based drawing apps on an iPad such as Paper (free), Astro Pad ($30) and Noteshelf ($9).
Afterwards, you can combine the finished sketches in After Effects/Boardo to create animated boards you can export as videos. Boardo starts at $30.

No matter the software you go with, there's nothing that can beat the precision of drawing a sketch by hand and importing the results. If you have an iPad handy (no pun intended), we suggest purchasing a stylus for sketching your storyboards by hand. Here's our top 5 picks for best stylus for storyboard artists. All of these stylus were designed for iOS devices and all include palm rejection options.

Here's a video from Indy Mogul, covering the basics and importance of storyboards and shooting boards with examples from a short film script.

Once you receive your storyboard from an artist, make sure to include a copies in your final production wrap binder. Storyboards and revisions can be easily backed up and shared electronically these days with solutions like Dropbox or Hightail.

If you're looking for a more A-to-Z production management solution, StudioBinder makes it easy to manage your production files online, in addition to managing crew, creating schedules, and sending out call sheets. Plus it's free to get started.

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That's the basics on storyboard software and templates. We hope you found this post and the free downloads helpful.

Now, if you have decided the sketching is a little too much and you want to hire a storyboard artist for a more polished presentation, check out our article on 8 Websites to Find & Hire a Storyboard Artist.

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Amazon has recently introduced a new tool called Amazon Story Builder and upon checking it, it reminded me of some other similar tools I have reveiwed in the past and which students can use to plan,build, and share their stories, Check out the list below and let us know what you think of these story builder tools. Enjoy

1- Amazon Storybuilder

Amazon Storybuilder is a cloud-based writing tool from Amazon Studios that can be used to create stories . Amazon Storybuilder uses "notecards" to represent a single beat or event in a story, just as screenwriters have for years used actual physical notecards to represent story beats on corkboards around the world. Storybuilder notecards can include both text and images. You can string individual cards together into a sequence on a virtual "corkboard" to convey a narrative and tell your story. Unlike physical notecards, it is easy to share Storybuilder projects and it is easy to take them wherever you go with your laptop, phone, tablet or Kindle.

Storyboard Creator is a tool provided by the popular Storyboard That . This tool lets nearly any idea, concept or story be expressed in just a few cells of a storyboard. it also has a search repository that features hundreds of default images and over 45,000 images.

3- Storyboard Generator

Storyboard Generator allows you to choose a script and create a storyboard. You can start building your own storyboard using background location photographs. Once done, you can save and share your storyboard video with friends. Remember to register with Generator first if you would like to save your storyboard.

Storybird lets anyone make visual stories in seconds. Storybird curates artwork from illustrators and animators around the world and inspire writers of any age to turn those images into fresh stories.

The Story Map interactive includes a set of graphic organizers designed to assist teachers and students in prewriting and postreading activities. The organizers are intended to focus on the key elements of character, setting, conflict, and resolution development. Students can develop multiple characters, for example, in preparation for writing their own fiction, or they may reflect on and further develop characters from stories they have read. After completing individual sections or the entire organizer, students have the ability to print out their final versions for feedback and assessment. The versatility of this tool allows it to be used in multiple contexts.

The Zimmer Twins is a site devoted to kids and creative storytelling. The Zimmer Twins website invites kids to create and share their own animated stories.

ZooBurst is a digital storytelling tool that lets anyone easily create his or her own 3D pop-up books. Using ZooBurst, storytellers of any age can create their own rich worlds in which their stories can come to life.

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Summary: Do you believe that digital storytelling is important in education? Are you looking for a creative, critical, and powerful way to help your students? Would you be interested in a list of free digital storytelling tools?

Free Digital Storytelling Tools For Teachers And Students
Editor's note: We have originally written and published this article in February 2013. Thanks to your useful suggestions and our own following of the latest developments in the fast paced field of technology, we have updated this piece in November 2015 in the hope that you will keep finding it useful. Thank you for sharing!
Stories are important. At the following list you will find 18 free digital storytelling tools, both websites and apps, which will help you use technology to tell a story while being highly creative and having fun.

11 Free Digital Storytelling Websites

1. Capzles
All of your media and stories together like never before. Create rich multimedia experiences with videos, photos, music, blogs, and documents.

2. Comic Master
Comic Master allows you to create your own short graphic novel! With Comic Master you can decide how you want the page or your graphic novel to look, add backgrounds, choose characters and props to appear in your scenes, add dialogue and captions, and much more.

3. Slidestory
Slidestory allows you to combine picture slideshows with voice narration. Each picture in a slideshow has an accompanying voice narrated mp3 audio file, optional tags, and text caption. Isn't this a very exciting way to make presentations and share them?

4. ZooBurst
ZooBurst is a digital storytelling tool that lets anyone easily create his or her own 3D popup books. ZooBurst books "live" online and can be experienced on your desktop or laptop computer, or on your iPad via the free ZooBurst mobile app. Authors can arrange characters and props within a 3D world that can be customized using uploaded artwork or items found in a built-in database of over 10,000 free images and materials. The basic, free, account allows you to create 10 books of 10 pages each.

7 Free Apps For Digital Storytelling

1. Sock Puppets
Sock Puppets lets you create your own lip-synched videos and share them on Facebook and YouTube. Add puppets, props, scenery, and backgrounds and start creating. Hit the record button and the puppets automatically lip-synch to your voice.

2. Toontastic
Toontastic is a storytelling and creative learning tool that enables kids to draw, animate, and share their own cartoons with friends and family around the world through simple and fun imaginative play! With over 2 million cartoons created in over 150 countries, parents and teachers rave about the app and kids can't stop creating!

3. 30hands Starter
A very easy and exciting way to tell a story, explain a concept, or flip a classroom. Create a multimedia presentation in minutes and publish it as a video to share. This tool was designed to be simple and fast, so it takes backseat to learning and expression. In a single class period, students can complete a video activity. Mapping these activities to a longer project helps students make PBL projects authentic and fun. Whether you are in Kindergarten or College, 30hands Storyteller helps you learn better by following UDL principles and getting you to think and create iteratively.

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Compatible with popular learning management systems such as Google Classroom, Clever, Canvas, ClassLink, and Schoology, Storyboard That makes organizing your students, classes, and assignments a breeze. In addition, sharing assignments with students and keeping track of their progress is as easy as clicking a button.

Real Time Collaboration

Knowing how to work together is an important part of a child's education. Students will love working in pairs and in small groups on the same storyboard!

Want your students to add writing to their storyboards? We've got tons of options for speech and text.

The storyboard creator free trial for teachers allows you to try out all of the premium features for two weeks. Thousands of copyable activities, worksheets, and posters are yours to use and keep in your storyboard library. Educators love Storyboard That because it helps students process and understand the information in a deep, meaningful way. When students storyboard, they are actively engaged in the learning process and can make connections between the text and their own lives.

Storyboards also promote higher-level thinking by encouraging students to synthesize information and think critically about what they have read. Finally, storyboards are a great way to assess student understanding because they provide a visual representation of student learning.

Storyboard That is the perfect tool for novel lesson plans and activities because it's so easy to use and extremely versatile. With Storyboard That, you can create a wide variety of storyboards such as the story from the main character's perspective, or any other character's point of view.

By combining the storyboard maker with your lesson plans, you can adhere to the curriculum and required standards, while ensuring that your students will be engaged and excited to learn. Another added bonus is that our premade lesson plans are aligned with the Common Core!

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Free Storyboarding Software - Online Storyboard Creator | StoryboardThat

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Create storyboards with our free storyboard software! ⚡ Try 1 month for $1 ✩ Filmmakers, teachers, students, & businesses all love using ❰Storyboard That❱ for storyboarding & comics online!

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ACMI acknowledges the Traditional Owners, the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation, on whose land we meet, share and work. We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and extend our respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people from all nations of this land.

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STORYBOARD

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STORYBOARD

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Animation Mentor Student - Class 1 Jais Bredsted

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Animation Mentor Student - Class 1 Jais Bredsted

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Check my blog too www.undoneanimation.blogspot.com This is my Class 1 REEL from the Animation Mentor - The online Animation School. Spring 2010. My mentor was Chad Stewart. It's a 6 term course where each term is 12 weeks.

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Oppa Gangnam Style drew on paper! Disclaimer: I saw this at Facebook earlier and downloaded from there and uploaded here. -------------------------------------------------------- ---Additional Info--- And also, the credit part of the video was not removed, the credit still belongs to the video's original creator! Read properly before commenting! Thank You!

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STORYBOARD

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Hand drawn illustrations form storyboards for my short film click2see film http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MhoCw5V9Qjg artwork art draw drawing sketch picture scamp figure image design depict caricature image expression outline form style representation script screenplay

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"A Griffin Rider faces off against an Undead Dragon Rider in an aerial duel that transitions to an epic fight on the ground." Storyboards and Animatic created in 2007 for a short film by Mike Koizumi. All drawings done in the computer using TVP Animation (tvpaint.com) and After Effects.

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BILDER ZUM HÖREN

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BILDER ZUM HÖREN

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Storyboarding For People Who Can't Draw (Like Me!) : FRIDAY 101

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Storyboarding For People Who Can't Draw (Like Me!) : FRIDAY 101

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Storyboarding For People Who Can't Draw (Like Me!) : FRIDAY 101

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Die größte online-Filmschule der Welt bietet auf mehreren tausend Seiten Fachwissen rund um Film und Medien. Gestaltung, Organisation und Technik von Medien werden verständlich erklärt.

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MG UE 2016

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Mediengeschichte Übung 01 / FH St. Pölten WS 2016

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Mediengeschichte Übung 01 / FH St. Pölten WS 2016

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AUFGABSTELLUNG 1