So the plot ends off with George pulling the IV's out of the boys on TV with a great caricature of Anderson Cooper - because they did violence they saw in cartoons.
What might happen next:
Microphone after microphone get's stuffed into Georges face as OS voices ask, "What happened?", "Was in an accident Sir?!", "How did this all begin!"
Microphones stuffed in face sound fx: ffffthunk! sQuISh!, etc. lots of room for fun.
George pushes all the microphones out of his face with a large sweep of his arm.
George: Woah, woah, one at a time boys, one-at-a-time.
Then George looks to his right.
George (Still On Screen): You, you look like a REAL work-horse.
Camera pans over to reveal Mr. Horse with a microphone.
He has a ponderous look, he opens his mouth to speak then with great timing closes it again, then abruptly:
Mr. Horse: Well sir? What /did/ happen?
George takes the mic from Mr. Horses hand: 'Well, it started while the boys were watching those..mm, carTOONs!'
We hear OS gasps from the reporters. Etc.. you get the idea.
The cartoons get blamed, and it sets up the conflict key-turn the episode, homework vs. cartoons. Lots of room to parody media influence, blame, hysteria, etc.
I apologize big time for not drawing all this out. I have no excuse, other than being a lazy coward to show my drawings.
So... this time I focused more on the characters, and try my best at "continuity". I am having a blast working with these characters. I feel like little by little I am learning how to draw them more "on model". I see you at Taafi! Thanks
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Did you take the other story down? Oh well I guess I will work on this one then. They are all good.
The Thrilling Conclusion To "Out In the Woods"
http://clxcool.deviantart.com/art/Heartaces-Storyboard-311969837
Here's a storyboard piece for the heartaces Pilot john. Its the part where Roxy overhears her parents.
Mr. Horse DEFINITELY has to be in this episode!
So the plot ends off with George pulling the IV's out of the boys on TV with a great caricature of Anderson Cooper - because they did violence they saw in cartoons.
What might happen next:
Microphone after microphone get's stuffed into Georges face as OS voices ask, "What happened?", "Was in an accident Sir?!", "How did this all begin!"
Microphones stuffed in face sound fx: ffffthunk! sQuISh!, etc. lots of room for fun.
George pushes all the microphones out of his face with a large sweep of his arm.
George: Woah, woah, one at a time boys, one-at-a-time.
Then George looks to his right.
George (Still On Screen): You, you look like a REAL work-horse.
Camera pans over to reveal Mr. Horse with a microphone.
He has a ponderous look, he opens his mouth to speak then with great timing closes it again, then abruptly:
Mr. Horse: Well sir? What /did/ happen?
George takes the mic from Mr. Horses hand: 'Well, it started while the boys were watching those..mm, carTOONs!'
We hear OS gasps from the reporters. Etc.. you get the idea.
The cartoons get blamed, and it sets up the conflict key-turn the episode, homework vs. cartoons. Lots of room to parody media influence, blame, hysteria, etc.
I apologize big time for not drawing all this out. I have no excuse, other than being a lazy coward to show my drawings.
Hey John, here's a section of the Heartaches pilot I tried boarding.
Heartaches Pilot
Hey John, sorry to report I can't attend Taafi, much as I'd like to! Sounds like a great workshop.
I'm stuck in another part of the globe.
Thanks for your comments, very helpful!
Hi John!
I followed your advice on the storyboard I did, here's the link. Greetings and thanks!
Link!
This is the try-out, improved with your words in mind
Improved TAAFI Tryout
So... this time I focused more on the characters, and try my best at "continuity". I am having a blast working with these characters. I feel like little by little I am learning how to draw them more "on model". I see you at Taafi! Thanks
Cartoons VS Homework Storyboard
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