Professional Storyboarding Services

Storyboarding in Italy draws on a deep drawing tradition. It runs from Renaissance draughtsmanship to the storyboard rooms of Cinecittà Studios, where Fellini, Leone, and Visconti shaped sequences before the camera rolled. Our artists work out of Rome's Trastevere and Garbatella quarters and Milan's Brera and Lambrate districts, close to the country's advertising agencies. They also draw on the Turin animation scene that feeds Italy's growing VFX pipeline.

Our roster includes artists with credits on theatrical features for Rai Cinema and Sky Italia. Others have worked on episodic series for Indigo Film and Lux Vide, plus commercial work from the Milan agency scene. Styles range from rough thumbnail blocking to fully rendered colour boards and animated previs sequences. We also build technical boards marked with lens choice, camera move, and timing for the director of photography and VFX supervisor.

Each job opens with a script breakdown call. That call sets the visual language, aspect ratio, and the shot density your schedule needs. Artists then move from a thumbnail pass to signed-off boards across named revision rounds. They work in Storyboard Pro, Procreate, or hand-drawn pipelines. We deliver PDF decks, sequenced PNG frames, and Premiere-ready animatics. Cross-border shoots can run boards fully remotely through cloud review tools. Local shoots get on-call support during prep at Cinecittà Studios or the rental stages around Rome's Tiburtina corridor.

Rush turnarounds of forty-eight hours are ready for commercial work from the Milan agencies. Tricky action or VFX sequences ship with shot-list spreadsheets that line up with the AD's stripboard and suit MiC tax credit records.

Scheduling sits at the core of how we deliver boards. We set revision rounds against your prep calendar, so signed-off sequences land before the camera team locks the shot list. Heavy VFX scenes are boarded first, since they drive lens, plate, and stage needs. We track each round in a shared review tool your director and AD can reach. This keeps the storyboard milestones in step with the wider Italian shoot schedule.

Bilingual coordination keeps a global director and the Italian art team aligned. Our artists take notes in English or Italian and mirror every shot description across both. Each board carries clear lens, move, and timing marks that the camera and VFX crews read without a language gap. We run remote reviews across time zones for cross-border shoots. For local jobs we sit in during prep at Cinecittà Studios, so the visual plan stays clear from first sketch to final deck.