01. Orientation- Instructor introduction - Learning objectives of this course

02. Storyboard Pro- Overview of essential tools in Storyboard Pro - Workspace setup and interface navigation

03. From Complex to Simple- Breaking down complex elements into simple shapes and silhouettes

04. Composition- Basic composition principles - Framing shots that guide the viewer's eye

05. Key Poses & Anticipation- Using strong key poses and anticipation to enhance storytelling

06. Vectoriel- Vector tools for reducing drawing load - Maximing efficiency with minimal frames

07. 180° Rule- The 180° Rule and how/when to break it intentionally

08. Eye Movement- Techniques for directing viewer attention within and between frames

09. Rhythm- Creating contrast and flow in the timing of cuts

10. Space- Clarifying spatial relationships to avoid visual confusion - Positioning characters in a scene

11. Narration- Achieving smooth transitions and continuity between shots - Making scenes feel like a seamless "waltz"

12. Meaningful Storytelling- Developing depth and clarity in visual storytelling - Creating intense, emotionally resonant scenes

13. Emotion- Techniques for expressing emotion through posing and staging

14. Characterization- How to draw and differentiate characters clearly through design

15. Camera Animation- Treating the camera as a character and moving it with rhythm and intention

16. Layer Movement- Simulating a 3D camera using background layers - Tips for parallax and multi-plane animation

17. Handheld Camera Effect- Creating believable handheld camera movement

18. The Rough Part- Approaches for building and refining complex shots

19. Simplification Techniques- Techniques for simplifying and animating complex shots

20. Conclusion- Final thoughts and key takeaways - Tips for continuing your practice and building your storyboard portfolio