Story-boarding...

Hello everyone! Sorry this post is so late; I'm going to try and post updates more frequently from now on... This last week was pretty hectic with finding last minute history stuffers, and designing my website (see announcement below). But for now I have three exciting announcements to make:

First, I'm totally finished with the script! After days of history research, writing and re-writing, making last minute adjustments, and finalizing on names for different characters, I finally edited the last draft!

Second, I just started a website! Here's the link: whitefeathermovie.com. It should tell you everything you wanted to know about this story!

And lastly, I'm almost done with story-boarding. Instead of doing detailed story-boards (Do you know how much time that would take???), I decided to do what one guy suggested. Draw stick figures with pointy noses! Why? The answer's simple. The stick figures are fast and easy to draw, and the noses tell you in which direction your character is facing. That's really all you need! Whether you're drawing a knight standing on the bastions of his castle, or whether you're drawing a modern-day breakfast scene, stick figures are the easiest way to draw story-boards! The other day, while Mom was shopping in Fairbanks, I sat out in the car and drew. and drew. and drew! It gets quite time consuming after awhile. Now I need to start on the animatic... Oh no!