Move a production idea from script to an approved storyboard

What is Boords?

Boords is a preproduction workspace for teams planning videos, films, and animation. Its official site brings scripts, storyboard frames, and animatics into a shared workflow, with review links and feedback attached to frames. The central use case is agreeing on what a production should show before the expensive work begins. A storyboard gives the team and client a concrete sequence to discuss, rather than leaving essential decisions inside a written brief.

Make the sequence understandable

Start by identifying what the audience needs to learn or feel in each part of the script. Build the frames around those changes, then review the sequence for missing transitions and unnecessary repetition. An animatic can help expose pacing problems that are hard to notice when the frames are viewed separately. Use it to discuss timing before polishing every illustration.

Keep review attached to the right version

Boords describes frame-level comments, client sharing without requiring a login, and version management behind a share link. Ask reviewers to identify the frame and decision involved in each comment. Resolve script and sequence questions before requesting final sign-off. This gives the production team a clearer approved reference and reduces ambiguity when feedback arrives from several stakeholders.

Features to explore

• Script and storyboard workspace
• Animatic planning
• Frame-level client comments
• Versioned sharing and approvals

Who is Boords for?

Relevant to agencies, production companies, and in-house video teams that need approval before a shoot or animation project. It is especially useful when multiple reviewers must agree on the sequence and scope of the work.

Before you get started

A signed-off storyboard still needs production planning, asset permissions, and technical checks. Confirm who can view shared links and make sure approval refers to the intended version before starting expensive downstream work.