Albeit each is gently fine tuned for either storyboarding or frame-by-fame.īut I'm a hobbyist animator, who has experience doing frame-by-frame animation in Flash. But from videos I've seen, the two programs seem to almost provide the same function. Then I learned that Storyboard Pro is a separate program just for storyboards. The short version is this: I got a copy of Toon Boom Animate from a friend to try out, and am considering buying it.
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