StoryBoard Quick for Mac
Professional storyboarding tool.
$249.00
In English
Version 6.2When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission
StoryBoard Quick overview
Turn your words into pictures with StoryBoard Quick. The best, fastest way to communicate your shot and scene ideas. No complicated 3D. No cartoony stick figures. No time-consuming drawing. Simply click your way to creating the best shots for your videos.
Used by hundreds of thousands of media professionals worldwide
We created StoryBoard Quick for directors who couldn't draw. Users find that StoryBoard Quick cuts the visualization time in half or more. Quick is our entry-level product used by directors, writers and auteurs who want to quickly prototype their project.
Artwork Included
Choose characters, props and locations from the extensive art libraries to create your shots! Or add your own art to the panels.
Standard Templates Included
Show your boards in many professional formats with captions next to each frame for perfect communication of your story.
Explore Pro-Shot Ideas
Brainstorm quickly to try new shots and decide before you get to your shoot. Revisions are quick and easy. Saves time and money.
What’s new in version 6.2
Version 6.2:
Note: Now requires OS X 10.6 or later
- Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.
StoryBoard Quick for Mac
$249.00
In English
Version 6.2
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Jan 11 2010
Version: 6.0
Link to company doesn't work. You get the msg, "Nothing found for developer:+PowerProduction +Software." Link for "More Info" does go to the co's site. Also, the price isn't currently $349, bc according to the co's site, there is a "$299 Sale Special! Save $50 off list price and get a FREE Add-On Library." If I were this co. I'd want to make sure the info about my product was accurate, certainly if the price was lower than advertised/listed. And make sure that links to my co's site work. Hopefully their inattention to detail in presenting their product on this site/page is not a reflection of the quality/value of the software they are attempting to advertise and sell. At $349 or $299 or any price that high one would think they'd make every effort to present it as professionally as possible. Maybe not their fault bc s/o else listed their product here. We'll see. On a positive note, the software looks interesting. Not $300 interesting, but interesting enough to one day look at. And no demo version? Am I expected to buy it outright w/out testing it? Put a demo version on MacUpdate.