I will hand draw your chase scenes as cinematic storyboards


About this gig
Need a chase scene visualized before production?
I will hand draw your chase sequence as cinematic storyboard panels, turning your screenplay, scene description, or shot list into a clear visual plan for filming.
My storyboards can show:
Vehicle and character movement
Camera angles and framing
Tracking and follow shots
Wide shots, close-ups and POV shots
Character blocking and spatial relationships
Direction of movement and camera arrows
Important environments, vehicles and props
Shot continuity and sequence progression
Whether you're creating a film, short movie, action sequence, music video, commercial, or cinematic project, my hand-drawn storyboards help your production team understand how the chase should flow from shot to shot.
I can work from a screenplay, shot list, scene description, choreography, or your own visual direction.
For larger or highly detailed chase sequences, please contact me before ordering so I can review the scene and recommend the appropriate number of panels.
Send me your chase scene and let's hand draw the sequence before the cameras roll.
Delivery style preference
Please inform the freelancer of any preferences or concerns regarding the use of AI tools in the completion and/or delivery of your order.
Get to know O Olas
Storyboard Artist, Film Visual Storytelling
- FromFrance
- Member sinceSep 2026
- Avg. response time1 hour
Languages
French, English
FAQ
Can you hand draw chase scenes from my screenplay?
Yes. I can translate your screenplay or scene description into hand-drawn storyboard panels showing movement, camera angles, character positions, and shot progression.
Can you storyboard car chase scenes?
Yes. I can visualize vehicle movement, camera coverage, road positioning, character reactions, and important moments throughout the chase.
Can you storyboard running or foot chases?
Yes. I can storyboard running pursuits, escapes, confrontations, and other character-based chase sequences.
Can you show camera movement?
Yes. I can use arrows and storyboard notes to communicate tracking shots, camera direction, movement, and transitions between shots.
Can you work with vehicle and location references?
Yes. You can provide vehicle images, location photographs, character references, costumes, props, or other visual references.

