The film's interwoven storylines kept the audience guessing until the final scene.

At the annual festival, the storyteller held the crowd spellbound with legends of the mountains.

Before production began, the animator sketched a rough storyboard to map out each shot.

At the annual harvest festival, storytellers sat beneath the ancient oak and passed down tales of courage to the younger villagers.

The director reviewed the storyboards before approving the animation schedule.

Every week, the director storyboards the new commercial before the shoot.

The director storyboarded the opening sequence to ensure every shot matched his vision.

The museum's latest exhibit featured ancient storyknives believed to record the memories of their wielders.

After watching their elders, the girls became skilled at storyknifing, carving delicate scenes into the shoreline's wet sand to accompany their tales.

At the naming ceremony, the elder handed the girl a storyknife, a carved knife meant for a Yup'ik girl to use when storyknifing, its handle etched with tiny whales and foxes from their legends.