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2026-03-12

Vertical-first storyboarding that survives legal review

By Mina Sato

process · compliance · creative

Teams often storyboard in landscape because that is how monitors are oriented, then crop for feeds. We flip the order: start with a 9:16 frame, mark safe zones for UI overlays, and only then sketch supporting landscape cutdowns if a placement demands them.

Legal review lands faster when each beat references a source document. We attach footnotes in the board itself—SKU facts, clinical citations, or promo rules—so reviewers see the creative and the proof in one pass.

The workshop output is a single Figma page exported to PDF for archives, plus a motion notes column describing pacing. Trafficking teams inherit clean filenames and version tags, which reduces midnight errors when campaigns scale across APAC time zones.