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Monday Morning Inspiration: John Hubley Boards
July 30, 2007 7:14 am
Michael Sporn is posting the entire storyboard to the John and Faith Hubley short film Cockaboody (1974), along with frame grabs from the finished short. The boards, drawn entirely by John Hubley, are a work of art unto themselves. The first six pages of the boards are up now, stay tuned to his blog for the rest of them. |
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I saw COCKABOODY in a packed theatre in 1974 (with, I believe, the film PAPER MOON–the short is more memorable than the feature.) It’s a delight.
Thank you Mike for posting these!