StoryBoard Takes NYC: Empowering New Voices at Creative Con
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StoryBoard Takes NYC: Empowering New Voices at Creative Con


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Los Angeles, CA — StoryBoard, the digital platform merging the professional power of LinkedIn with the storytelling spirit of Netflix, proudly sponsored Creative Con on March 24th in New York City — marking its first major presence on the East Coast.

Based in Los Angeles, StoryBoard is a visionary new platform that helps emerging filmmakers, writers, actors, and creatives break into the entertainment industry by connecting them directly with production companies, talent agents, and collaborators. Whether you're looking to get staffed, pitch your project, or find your next cast or crew, StoryBoard is building the digital infrastructure where careers are launched and communities thrive.

At Creative Con, StoryBoard was represented by Community Partnerships Lead Justine Hinton, who met with dozens of up-and-coming creatives eager to find new pathways into film and TV.

“Our presence at Creative Con was all about access,” said Justine Hinton. “StoryBoard is a platform for people who’ve been shut out for too long. This event let us connect with a community that’s hungry to be seen, supported, and celebrated.”

StoryBoard is breaking barriers by offering a space where talent can showcase their work, build relationships, and grow without industry gatekeepers. It’s more than a tool — it’s a movement toward equity, opportunity, and creative freedom.

“We’re not waiting for the industry to change,” said Jhaynane Sung, co-founder and CEO of StoryBoard. “We’re building a new one — one that starts with community and ends with real opportunity for the next generation of storytellers.”

This is just the beginning of StoryBoard’s national expansion as it continues to build a bridge between creatives and the industry — coast to coast.

To join our beta and get early access to the platform changing the face of Hollywood, visit thestoryboardapp.com and follow us on Instagram (@thestoryboardapp) and TikTok (@thestoryboardceo).


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