Annie Award for Outstanding Achievement 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 for	Excellence in storyboarding for animated feature productions
Country	United States
Presented by	ASIFA-Hollywood
First awarded	1995
Currently held by	Hayao Miyazaki – The Boy and the Heron (2023)
Website	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

*= non-feature nominee
^=non-theatrical nominee
†=live-action nominee

1990s

Year	Storyboard Artist	Studios
1995 (23rd) ^[1]
	Kazuo Terada	Gargoyles (Episode: "Reawakening")*
	Warwick Gilbert	Aladdin (Episode: "The Lost Ones")
	Denise Koyama	Aladdin (Episode: "The Secret of Dagger Rock")*
	Brian Pimental	A Goofy Movie
	Genndy Tartakovsky*	Dexter's Laboratory*
1996 (24th) ^[2]
	Rusty Mills	Pinky and the Brain (Episode: "A Pinky and the Brain Christmas")*
	Barry Caldwell	Animaniacs*
	Brenda Chapman, Will Finn	The Hunchback of Notre Dame
	Rodolphe Guenoden	Balto
	Hiroshi Ohno	Gargoyles*
	Joe Ranft	James and the Giant Peach
1997 (25th)
	Not awarded ^[3]
1998 (26th) ^[4]
	Chris Sanders	Mulan
	Li Hong	Ferngully 2: The Magical Rescue^
1999 (27th) ^[5]
	Mark Andrews	The Iron Giant
	Lorna Cook	The Prince of Egypt
	Kevin O' Brien	The Iron Giant
	Dean Wellins
	Brian Pimental	Tarzan

2000s

Year	Storyboard Artist	Studios
2000 (28th) ^[6]
	Dan Jeup, Joe Ranft	Toy Story 2
	Thom Enriquez	Dinosaur
	Jeff Snow	The Road to El Dorado
2001 (29th) ^[7]
	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) ^[8]
	Ronnie Del Carmen	Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron
	Larry Leker	Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron
	Simon Wells
2003 (31st) ^[9]
	Sharon Forward	The Jungle Book 2
	Dean Roberts	101 Dalmatians II: Patch's London Adventure^
	Holly Forsyth	The Jungle Book 2
	Chris Otsuki
	Dave Prince
2004 (32nd) ^[10]
	Kevin O'Brien	The Incredibles
	Chen-Yi Chang	Home on the Range
	Ted Mathot	The Incredibles
	Chris Otsuki	Winnie the Pooh: Springtime with Roo^
	Conrad Vernon	Shrek 2
2005 (33rd) ^[11]^[12]
	Bob Persichetti	Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit
	Tom McGrath	Madagascar
	Catherine Yuh Rader
	Chris Otsuki	Kronk's New Groove^
	Michael Salter	Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit
2006 (34th) ^[13]
	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) ^[14]
	Ted Mathot	Ratatouille
	Nassos Vakalis	Bee Movie
	Don Hall	Meet the Robinsons
	Denise Koyama	Surf's Up
	Sean Song	TMNT
2008 (36th) ^[15]
	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) ^[16]
	Tom Owens	Monsters vs. Aliens
	Sharon Bridgeman	Astro Boy
	Chris Butler	Coraline
	Ronnie Del Carmen	Up
	Peter Sohn

2010s

Year	Storyboard Artist	Studios
2010 (38th) ^[17]
	Tom Owens	How to Train Your Dragon
	Paul Fisher	Shrek Forever After
	Alessandro Carloni	How to Train Your Dragon
	Catherine Yuh Rader	Megamind
2011 (39th) ^[18]^[19]
	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) ^[20]
	Johanne Matte	Rise of the Guardians
	Rob Koo	Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted
	Emanuela Cozzi	Paranorman
	Leo Matsuda	Wreck-it Ralph
	Lissa Treiman
2013 (41st) ^[21]
	Dean Kelly	Monsters University
	Steven A. Macleod	The Croods
	Eric Favela	Despicable Me 2
	John Ripa	Frozen
	Jason Hand	Planes
2014 (42nd) ^[22]
	Tron Mai	How to Train Your Dragon 2
	Marc Smith	Big Hero 6
	Emanuela Cozzi	The Boxtrolls
	Julian Nariño
	Piero Piluso	Planes: Fire and Rescue
	John E. Hurst	Rio 2
	Rodrigo Perez-Castro
2015 (43rd) ^[23]^[24]
	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 2
	Domee Shi	Inside Out
	Habib Louati	Minions
2016 (44th) ^[25]^[26]
	Dean Wellins	Zootopia
	Trevor Jimenez	Finding Dory
	Mark Garcia	Kubo and the Two Strings
	Normand Lemay	Moana
	Claire Morrissey	Trolls
2017 (45th) ^[27]^[28]
	Dean Kelly	Coco
	Glenn Harmon	The Boss Baby
	Julien Regnard	The Breadwinner
	Madeline Sharafian	Coco
	Louie Del Carmen	The Star
2018 (46th) ^[29]^[30]
	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) ^[31]^[32]
	Sergio Pablos	Klaus
	Julien Bisaro	I Lost My Body
	Jérémy Clapin
	Julián Nariño	Missing Link
	Oliver Thomas

2020s

Year	Storyboard Artist	Studios
2020 (48th) ^[33]^[34]
	Trevor Jimenez	Soul
	Evon Freeman	The Croods: A New Age
	Goro Miyazaki	Earwig and the Witch
	Glen Keane	Over the Moon
	Guillaume Lorin	Wolfwalkers
2021 (49th) ^[35]^[36]
	Jason Hand	Encanto
	Steven Garcia	The Addams Family 2
	Luis Logam	Raya and the Last Dragon
	Gary Graham	Spirit Untamed
	Carlos Romero	Vivo
2022 (50th) ^[37]
	Anthony Holden	Puss in Boots: The Last Wish
	Nima Azarba	Minions: The Rise of Gru
	Dave Feiss
	Jeff Snow	Strange World
	Javier Ledesma Barboll
2023 (51st) ^[38]^[39]
	Hayao Miyazaki	The Boy and the Heron
	Richard Phelan	Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget
	Esteban Bravo	Nimona
	Maca Gil	Robot Dreams
	Makoto Shinkai	Suzume

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External links

• Annie Awards: Legacy