Annie Award for Storyboarding in a Feature Production

The Annie Award for Storyboard in an Animated Feature Production is an Annie Award awarded annually to the best storyboard artist and introduced in 1995. It rewards animation of characters for animated feature films.

Annie Award for Storyboarding in a Feature Production
Awarded forExcellence in film animation
CountryUnited States
Presented byASIFA-Hollywood
First awarded1991
Last awarded2018
Websitehttp://annieawards.org

Up until the creation of the Annie Award for Storyboarding in a TV Production, TV series, animated shorts, and non-theatrical releases were eligible for nomination in this category.

Winners and nominees

‡= special award

*= non-feature nominee

^=non-theatrical nominee

†=live-action nominee

1990s
Year
(edition)		 Winner Film
1993
(21st)[1]		 Ed Gombert (story supervisor)‡ Aladdin
1994[2] Brenda Chapman (head of story) The Lion King
Paul Dini (writer/story editor)* Animaniacs*
David Feiss* A Flintstone Family Christmas*
Gary Graham* Mighty Max*
Iwao Takamoto* Hollyrock-A-Bye Baby*
1995
(23rd)[3]		 Kazuo Terada* Gargoyles*
Warwick Gilbert* Aladdin

Episode: "The Lost Ones"*

Denise Koyama* Aladdin

Episode: "The Secret of Dagger Rock"*

Brian Pimental (story supervisor) A Goofy Movie
Genndy Tartakovsky* Dexter's Laboratory*
1996
(24th)[4]		 Rusty Mills* Pinky and the Brain

Episode: "A Pinky and the Brain Christmas"*

Barry Caldwell* Animaniacs *
Brenda Chapman (story), Will Finn (story supervisor) The Hunchback of Notre Dame
Rodolphe Guenoden Balto
Hiroshi Ohno* Gargoyles
Joe Ranft (storyboard supervisor) James and the Giant Peach
No Awards given 1997
1998
(26th)[5]		 Chris Sanders (story supervisor) Mulan
Li Hong^ Ferngully 2: The Magical Rescue^
1999[6]
(27th)		 Mark Andrews The Iron Giant
Kevin O' Brien The Iron Giant
Dean Wellins
Lorna Cook (artistic supervisor: story) The Prince of Egypt
Brian Pimental (story supervisor) Tarzan

2000s
Year
(edition)		 Animator Film
2000[7]
(28th)		 Dan Jeup, Joe Ranft (story supervisors) Toy Story 2
Thom Enriquez Dinosaur
Jeff Snow The Road to El Dorado
2001
(29th)[8]		 Rob Koo Shrek
Stephen Anderson The Emperor's New Groove
Don Hall
Chris Ure Atlantis: The Lost Empire
Wendell Washer^ Tweety's High-Flying Adventure^
2002
(30th)[9]		 Ronnie Del Carmen (artistic supervisor: story) Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron
Larry Leker Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron
Simon Wells
2003
(31st)[10]		 Sharon Forward The Jungle Book 2
Helen Forsyth The Jungle Book 2
Chris Otsuki
Dave Prince
Dean Roberts^ 101 Dalmatians II: Patch's London Adventure^
2004
(32nd)		 Kevin O'Brien The Incredibles
Chen-Yi Chang Home on the Range
Ted Mathot The Incredibles
Chris Otsuki^ Springtime with Roo^
Conrad Vernon Shrek 2
2005
(33rd)[9]		 Bob Persichetti Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit
Tom McGrath Madagascar
Chris Otsuki^ Kronk's New Groove^
Catherine Yuh Rader Madagascar
Michael Salter Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit
2006
(34th)		 Gary Graham Over the Hedge
William H. Frake III Ice Age: The Meltdown
Kris Pearn Open Season
Thom Enriquez Over the Hedge
Simon Wells Flushed Away
2007
(35th)		 Ted Mathot Ratatouille
Nassos Vakalis Bee Movie
Don Hall Meet the Robinsons
Denise Koyama Surf's Up
Sean Song TMNT
2008
(36th)		 Jennifer Yuh Nelson Kung Fu Panda
Joe Mateo Bolt
Alessandro Carloni Kung Fu Panda
Rob Stevenhagen The Tale of Despereaux
Ronnie Del Carmen WALL-E
2009
(37th)		 Tom Owens Monsters vs. Aliens
Sharon Bridgeman Astro Boy
Chris Butler Coraline
Ronnie Del Carmen (story supervisor) Up
Peter Sohn

2010s
Year
(edition)		 Animator Film
2010
(38th)		 Tom Owens How to Train Your Dragon
Alessandro Carloni How to Train Your Dragon
Paul Fisher Shrek Forever After
Catherine Yuh Rader Megamind
2011
(39th)		 Jeremy Spears Winnie the Pooh
Kris Pearn Arthur Christmas
Scott Morse Cars 2
Nelson Yokota Gnomeo & Juliet
Gary Graham Kung Fu Panda 2
Phillip Craven
Bob Logan Puss in Boots
Delia Gosman Rango
Josh Hayes
2012
(40th)		 Johanne Matte Rise of the Guardians
Rob Koo (head of story) Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted
Emanuela Cozzi Paranorman
Leo Matsuda Wreck-it Ralph
Lissa Treiman
2013
(41st)[11]		 Dean Kelly (additional story artist) Monsters University
Steven A. Macleod The Croods
Eric Favela Despicable Me 2
John Ripa Frozen
Jason Hand Planes
2014
(42nd)		 Tron Mai How to Train Your Dragon 2
Marc Smith Big Hero 6
Emanuela Cozzi The Boxtrolls
Julian Narino
Piero Piluso Planes: Fire and Rescue
John E. Hurst Rio 2
Rodrigo Perez-Castro
2015
(43rd)		 Tony Rosenast Inside Out
Antonio Santamaria Extraordinary Tales
Enrico Casarosa, Tony Rosenast, Jean-Philippe Vine The Good Dinosaur
Bill Presing
Rosanna Sullivan
Mike Smukavic Hotel Transylvania
Domee Shi Inside Out
Habib Louati Minions
2016
(44th)		 Dean Wellins Zootopia
Trevor Jimenez Finding Dory
Mark Garcia Kubo and the Two Strings
Normand Lemay Moana
Claire Morrissey Trolls
2017
(45th)		 Dean Kelly Coco
Glenn Harmon The Boss Baby
Julien Regnard The Breadwinner
Madeline Sharafian Coco
Louie Del Carmen The Star
2018
(46th)[12][13]		 Dean Kelly Incredibles 2
Habib Louati The Grinch
Bobby Rubio Incredibles 2
Ovi Nedelcu† Mary Poppins Returns†
Michael Herrera Ralph Breaks the Internet
2019

(47th)

 Sergio Pablos Klaus
Julien Bisaro I Lost My Body
Jérémy Clapin
Julián Nariño Missing Link
Oliver Thomas

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