The Stage 32 Videos: Storyboard Artist

About the Author Vanessa M. Chattman was born on September 5th, 1970, in Newark, NJ. Her family moved to East Orange, NJ a few years later. She graduated from Clifford J. Scott High School in 1989. She joined the US Army in 1990 served on Active Duty for four years and ten months. She deployed to Desert Storm in 1990 and attended Vincennes University In 1993.She worked for the Department of Defense and Child Care Services from 1995 to 1998. In November 1997, she was accepted into the International Poetry Hall of Fame. Her membership with The Writer’s Digest Book Club has been active since 1997. Her poems have been published in three different anthologies. The poem “My House” has been published in “The Poetic Voices of America Anthology.” The second poem titled “The Celebration” has been published in the “Beginnings” anthology. The poem titled “People” has been published by The National Library of Poetry and has received The Editor’s Choice Award. The Play titled, “Street Gigs”, and the Screenplay titled, “ZEROX CODES” were written in 2008. She has been an active member of the Unites States Army Reserves for 10 years from 2008 to 2018. and has an associate’s degree in applied science. Her modeling experience started with the opportunity to attend The John Casablancas Modeling school in 2018, and years later she had the opportunity to have her first photo shoot with Studio-1 in 2023. Her First Horror Novel “The Black Sea of Roses: (Book 1) was published on October 17th, 2019, by Amnet Systems, A Book Publishing Company owned by Amazon.com. Her second Novel “The Black Sea of Roses: A Novel (The Antique shop, Book 2) was published on April 30th, 2021, by The Book Baby Publishing Company. Her poetry book titled “The Poetry Series” was published on July 4th, 2020, by The Dorrance Publishing Company. She is also a Mary Kay beauty consultant since November14th, 2023 and She currently resides in Texas with her family.

For The Actors’ Lounge. Worked with actor/filmmaker Rory Clarke on his film BLOOD TAX, as a storyboard artist. Had a great experience working/collaborating with him and as a storyboard artist, the more you communicate with actors/filmmakers, you get a better idea of the tone of the film. Inspires you to come up with visual ideas to make sure that the transition of shots run smoothly and to conceptualize which angle shot best conveys the mood of the scene.

This is a movie I worked on as a storyboard artist. BLOOD TAX by filmmaker/actor Rory Clarke. It will be at the People’s Film a festival in NYC, at the Maysles Cinema, 343 Malcolm X Blvd NY, NY, Saturday May 31, 1pm. Psyched that one of the films I worked on made it to the fest and wish Rory and his cast/crew much success.

I made a storyboarded concept intro for a Mike Tyson biopic. This short is in no way affiliated with Mike Tyson, Jamie Foxx, Hot 97 or any directors attached to the actual project. Just having some fun. Enjoy!

A collection of my work--my demo reel

As a professional storyboard artist with 20+ years experience in TV animation, I've produced many animatics for both studios and personal projects. Here's a sample animatic opening from an episode from the TV animation comedy Palookas called "Quote the Raven...fuggetaboutit" If you're looking for a board artist/illustrator to provide storyboard visuals for a scene from your script, contact me at: finetoon.animation@gmail.com Reasonable rates!

As a professional storyboard artist with 20+ years experience, I've produced many animatics for both studios and personal projects. Here's a sample trailer from a cartoon parody on the Tonight Show. If you're looking for a board artist/illustrator to provide visuals for a scene from your script, contact me at: finetoon.animation@gmail.com Reasonable rates.

Buster Moon, from “Sing” by Illumination, is an inspiration to me as I build my Storyboarding and Illustration business. As someone who loves to play and sing music AND is a big kid that loves watching animated feature films AND the fact that the story is about overcoming fear and life's trials, I've got to say that "Sing" is in my top 10 favorite movies of all time. This is my tribute to you, Buster Moon!

It's here! Episode 3 of "The Road to a Dream", a short animated film. In this sequence, we see our main character trying to overcome his shyness, but it's not his day unfortunately... Will he find hope, or throw himself onto the train tracks? I spend a little more time on creating the music, refining values, and trying some more adventurous camera moves that in episode 2, hopefully there's growth - let me know what you think! Feedback is always helpful! #storyart #storyartist #animation #illustrator #creativity #art #storyboard #storytelling #story #animatic #dc #dcmetro

Part 2 of a multipart story in the life of a young developer who finds himself on an incredible transformative journey.

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A 20-second excerpt from a Storyboard sequence I did for a horror project.