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FrameForge Previz Studio 3.5 Pro - On Sale Now!

FrameForge Previz Studio 3.5 Core and FrameForge Previz Studio 3.5 Stereographic 3D are also on sale now!

When FrameForge Previz Studio was awarded an Emmy by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, it had a lot of good company: its users.

They've won Emmy's, Genies, Geminis, Lumieres, and yes, even Academy Awards. And while they deserve all the credit for those awards, we're thrilled that FrameForge Previz Studio could help them accomplish their goals.

“The first time I used FrameForge for an entire project, my team won prestigious Telly Awards for both Cinematography and Visual Effects. Had it not been for the time spent in FrameForge, and for the resulting storyboards, I'm not certain we would have received those awards. My finest film work came in part from the investment I made in your application.”  - Jason Denzel, Filmmaker

So how can a storyboarding program make a significant difference in your production?

By uniquely solving the right problem, which isn't "how can I create storyboards when I can't draw" but rather "how can I truly best prepare for any project to ensure that my shoots go as smoothly as possible, costs are controlled, creativity is enhanced, and the resulting product is the best it can possibly be." It manages this by turning your computer into an easy-to-use virtual 3D film studio with optically accurate cameras, all your actors, sets and props, allowing you to literally let you pre-shoot your film before you ever step on set.

The benefits of this approach are dramatic in the key areas of creativity, problem-solving, communication, cost-savings and improved final results.

Sound too good to be true? Listen to what Academy® Award Winning director Mike van Diem had to say:

"I used to hire storyboard artists. Not anymore. FrameForge is much more practical and realistic, telling me precisely what I can and cannot shoot. It inspires me to come up with more effective lensing and staging all the time, while giving me much clearer ideas on what sets to build or locations to look for."