Hi! I hope you don't mind me asking. I had a question about your workflow. Since you've worked on Zack D. Films-style animations, I'm really curious about the planning process. When a client gives you a script on any topic, how do you convert it into a storyboard? Specifically: - How do you decide what each scene should show? - How do you choose the camera angles and camera movement? - How do you know when to zoom in, zoom out, or switch shots? - How do you decide what environment, props, and characters should appear? - The camera in Zack D. Films-style videos is almost always moving, and something is constantly happening on screen. How do you plan that flow without making it feel random? - Do you follow any storytelling or cinematography principles, or is it mostly based on experience? - Do you create a rough storyboard first, or do you visualize everything directly in Blender? I'm trying to improve my creative thinking and planning before I start animating, so I'd really appreciate any advice on how professionals approach this.