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Storyboarding is often associated with the film industry. You might envision the brilliant and creative minds of your favorite writers, producers, and artists hunched over physical storyboards, sharing their vision for an upcoming film project, and rightly so. Throughout history, filmmakers have used storyboards to outline the projected storyline of a film before beginning the costly process of filming and production. This helps ensure that everyone is on board for the overall look and feel of the film prior to investing money into the film. It also allows for ultimate collaboration. Everyone can contribute ideas before anything is finalized.