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REEL 02 — LIBRARY

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A 2.39:1 theatrical storyboard spread open on a desk, three hand-drawn frames lit by warm tungsten
REEL 02 / SHEET 01 — ESTABLISHING + MEDIUM + INSERT
REEL 02.A — FILTERS

Pick a format. Pick a ratio. Start drawing.

No dropdowns, no checkboxes — text-link filters so a returning visitor can jump to what they need in two clicks.

By export format

Every Pro template ships in all five formats from a single source. No re-formatting before a client meeting.

By aspect ratio

Templates are panel-edge correct: hairline frame, no clipping, no padding surprise in a presentation tool.

By difficulty

Starter tier is the free download. Producer, Director's Cut, and Co-designed ship with a Pro membership.

REEL 02.C — FORMAT

One template. Every format you actually ship in.

The same storyboard, exported to the five tools already on your desktop — no rebuilding, no redrawing, no "wait, which version was the agency sent last Tuesday?"

  • .fdx Final Draft Editable script + frame reference for production hand-off.
  • .pdf PDF — print + screen Trim-line correct, dark-on-cream, no pixel artifacts at 100%.
  • .pptx PowerPoint Editable panel shapes for the Monday pitch deck revision.
  • .key Keynote Native Keynote builds with placeholder slides for the agency-side team.
  • .fig Figma — live file Real frames, real components, shareable link for collaborative boards.
Download the Format Demo
Same template. Five export targets. One source file.
A working storyboard artist at a drawing table lit by a desk lamp
REEL 02.E — ARTIST NOTE

"I used to block out a thirty-second spot in two days on the back of a napkin. Now I open a template that's already pre-flagged with camera positions and the coverage actually fits the edit on the first pass. The blank page is the slowest part of pre-production — these skip it."

Working storyboard artist Contributing curator, StoryboardTemplate.net