Today I’m talking to Graham Wyn Jones, a storyboard artist who has done huge blockbuster films, but also small, independent type of films, where he worked with only a small team. Listen to how he got into the industry and the joys of being a storyboard artist:
- 0:00 Graham Wyn Jones
- 0:52 The journey from merchant seaman to storyboard artist
- 6:44 Working on Hollywood blockbuster movies & the time it takes to get there
- 9:49 The storyboarding workflow
- 11:35 The skillset of a good storyboard artist
- 15:16 Different languages on set
- 16:42 Concept artist, storyboard artist, digital or pencil & paper
Connect with Graham:
uk.linkedin.com/pub/graham-wyn-jones/2/212/31a/
About Graham:
„Drawing storyboards is a richly rewarding experience for me. I visualise the written word from the script into cinematic storyboards. It is above all a communication tool of the Director`s vision for the production in terms of realising the narrative, composition/framing, lenses, lighting, stunts and vfx requirements. The drawings freeze lines, shapes light and visualises what the script can’t describe in words.“
GRAHAM WYN JONES B.A. (HONS) is an award-winning free-lance storyboard artist with 23 years of experience in the film industry. He has worked the full spectrum of the media, from major Hollywood studios such as Marvel & Disney, to low-budget independent films, high-end TV drama, commercials, games, music, corporate, documentaries and 4D animation. Graham has been invited to teach Art & Design, illustration, MA Media studies across the UK in his downtime.