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Storyboard, 2026

Pororo Halloween, The Spooky Toy Haunted House

2026

Production boards for the 2026 Halloween musical, 30 pages

In 2026 Subin Yu (유수빈) drew the 30 storyboard pages for the released Pororo (뽀로로) Halloween musical, a haunted house built out of toys.

Five delivered pages

Full A4 board pages from the 30. Zoom in to read the cut notes.

Panel 5

  1. Board page: a candy basket on a table with the cast around it, two characters glowing purple, and a one-point perspective frame with the zoom-out drawn in red.

    01p.03

  2. Board page: a haunted hall in one-point perspective with a chandelier. A close-up of glowing yellow eyes.

    02p.08

  3. Board page: a backlit doorway and two characters pointing into the dark.

    03p.12

  4. Board page: two characters running with speed lines behind them, a close-up of a giant candy bag, and the same running shot repeated in flat grey with a skull face in between.

    04p.20

  5. Board page: magenta candies glowing inside a basket, a character eating one, and a four-way split screen of faces counting.

    05p.26

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  1. Board page: a candy basket on a table with the cast around it, two characters glowing purple, and a one-point perspective frame with the zoom-out drawn in red.
    01 p.03. The candy turns them purple and the room pulls away.
  2. Board page: a haunted hall in one-point perspective with a chandelier. A close-up of glowing yellow eyes.
    02 p.08. The hall, and the eyes as the only colour.
  3. Board page: a backlit doorway and two characters pointing into the dark.
    03 p.12. A backlit doorway, carried by the lighting.
  4. Board page: two characters running with speed lines behind them, a close-up of a giant candy bag, and the same running shot repeated in flat grey with a skull face in between.
    04 p.20. The light goes out and comes back with the skull closer.
  5. Board page: magenta candies glowing inside a basket, a character eating one, and a four-way split screen of faces counting.
    05 p.26. A four-way split with a clock wipe.

The script came with the cut counts, the song timings and the camera directions, and the board turns them into pages the animation team can build from. Each page carries the cut number, a 16:9 picture, dialogue, a note column and timing on the studio's template.

Almost everything happens in the dark, so the pages work by value. The haunted hall is set up on one-point perspective with the chandelier as the only accent. Colour appears once per gag and nowhere else, as the purple of the magic candy or the yellow of a pair of eyes in a doorway. When the lights cut out and come back, the same framing returns with the monster a step closer, which is cheaper to animate and reads faster than a move.

Five delivered pages are shown here. The Korean on the pages is production notes, and the captions give the gist in English.

Watch the finished piece