CONCEPT ILLUSTRATION & STORYBOARDS

Wondering how to best share your
vision with others?

A spectacular set idea for a game show?

A unique key location design for your scripted series; such as, a high-tech secret headquarters, kitschy bachelor pad, claustrophobic office, lovely bridal boutique, gloomy vampire cave, etc.?

A deliciously state-of-the-art kitchen set for a cooking series?

An unusual machine, tool, vehicle or mystical object used by one of your show regulars (such as Dr. Who’s T.A.R.D.I.S. time traveling phone booth)?

James Cameron’s entire Terminator movie series and franchise was launched by a single illustration he carried around with him to help pitch his concept:

That image was the tipping point that pushed Orion studios to go forward with Cameron’s screenplay, and allow him to direct the movie.

That illustration also gave studio execs the confidence that Cameron had a unique vision and was singularly qualified to deliver that vision on film. Prior to that experience, he had been an art director for low budget features, and it was those very art director skills that ultimately delivered his astonishing career.

We can bring those same experienced art director skills (including more than 4,000 storyboard and set illustration credits) to serve your project for any set design or realization of an element that will better help you sell your vision and your show.

Mark Simon, owner of Storyboards & Animatics, is known as the Godfather of Storyboarding for a reason. He is an industry leader. He literally wrote the bible for storyboarding and his credits include The Walking Dead, Fear of the Walking Dead, Stranger Things, Dexter, Black Lightning, and Flight Attendant, just to list a few.

He also provides outstanding concept and set illustrations for our clients.

We’ll collaborate with you to bring your visual concept to reality, while you maintain ownership of any design.

Call us today to discuss how our concept illustrations can enhance your project and build excitement and interest to make the difference.

Sample Concept
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