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THE POWER OF a good story lies in its ability to capture people’s imagination, and take them to new places. Such was certainly the case in the work of master storyteller Walt Disney, who once said, “In our studio we don’t write stories, we draw them.” In so doing, he and his team visualized a preview of their work before going into full production.
Stories give action to ideas and place them in a context of use. Therefore, Storyboarding is an ideal way to visualize people experiencing your new idea in action. Since storyboards are built using images—a common language that all involved can understand— they can help teams communicate ideas more clearly and evocatively than words alone. Storyboards don’t have to be masterful pieces of artwork; they just need to convey a meaningful sequence of events. Even primitive drawings can help you envision the possibilities of new interactive, cinematic, or transactional experiences.
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