
If you want to take your animation scripts to the next level, it’s important to lay the foundations of the script’s structure, coming up with a good concept, and thinking about how to reach the viewer or customer. Henry and Nelson, from Zeppelin Creative Studio, have a great career as animation directors and, in this course, they’ll guide you to lead a 15’’, 30’’, or 1-minute-long animation project.
Learn how to concept a script and add the appropriate emotion, rhythm, editing, and visuals to make it grow and captivate the viewer in the development and preproduction stage. In addition, they’ll give you the keys to present your project.
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Nelson and Henry will start the course telling you about Zeppelin Creative Studio's trajectory, their evolution, and who their referents are.
You'll learn the steps to follow since you receive the client briefing for the creation of a spot, reviewing the important points. Taking out a concept for the script structure will be your first step. You should ask yourself some questions such as: where is the climax? where are the characters presented? or, where does it occur? among others.
In short pieces, each frame, light, or movement is communicating something and you’re going to need references for each part of the story. Here you may come up with ideas for shots, transitions, or actings.
You'll see the keys to carry out your narrative sketch or storyboard focusing on concepts, not finishes. You'll learn tricks to keep the viewer's attention, create intrigue, rhythm, express drama or work transitions. You'll discover how to get dynamic narratives to stimulate the viewer.
Defining the characters and the universe where everything happens will be the next step. Afterward, you'll make a selection of ideas to keep your storyboard clean before getting introduced to the animatic, a very important tool to see times, rhythm of history, music, and phrases.
The time will come to put together the final presentation with all the concept slides, storyboards, references, and more. You'll learn to establish a strategic order and, finally, you'll rehearse your presentation taking into account the tricks provided by Henry and Nelson.
You'll create a presentation where you’ll thoroughly define the script of an animated short, a storyboard and an animatic.

Artists or communication professionals who aspire to direct or be part of a creative team for the realization of a short animated clip o ad.
It is required that you’re familiar with audiovisual terms, such as dollys, low-angle, closeups, full shots, tilts, etc. Knowing how to draw is a plus (although not essential).
As for materials, you'll need a pencil and paper to write down ideas and to sketch; also a computer with editing software to make the animatic and another to create the presentation, such as Microsoft PowerPoint or Keynote.

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Very complete and interesting course with precise examples which makes it really enjoyable to watch and learn!
Me hubiera gustado ver mas ejemplos
Éxitos Zeppelin Creative Studio, el curso estuvo enfocado a la animación publicitaria y para publicidad estuvo impecable muy didáctico y con clara explicación. Me gustaría que propongan cursos para proyectos de animación (cortometraje, medio y largometraje).
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Introduction
Narrative Sketch
Character cocepts
Final presentation
Final project
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Yes, this course is designed for students with intermediate skills in design, animation, or creative fields who want to deepen their understanding of professional processes and modern methodologies.
It’s recommended to have a foundation in graphic design, 2D or 3D animation, or prior experience in creative projects to fully benefit from the course content and hands-on exercises.
You’ll learn how to develop creative workflows, collaborate with specialists, create characters and storyboards, explore animation and composition techniques, and craft effective proposals for clients and agencies.
The course covers the evolution of creative teams, market professionalization, animation techniques, visual storytelling, and creating visual proposals for projects in agencies and studios.
You’ll work with tools like Keynote, PowerPoint, 2D and 3D animation software, and traditional resources for storyboards and sketches. Mastery of all programs isn’t required, but familiarity helps.
The course teaches professional processes and international standards, along with presentation and communication strategies to collaborate with global agencies and enhance creative proposals.
It explores traditional frame-by-frame animation, 3D, stop motion, 2D/3D hybrids, plus techniques like ramping, live camera, visual effects, and dynamic storytelling.