STORYBOARDS

Some storyboards are for scenes that were in the film and some are for scenes that were deleted from the film. This first set of storyboards are too large to display on a page, so I'm linking to them instead.

• Mink Coat Comes Alive (deleted scene) (600x1422, 341 Kb) (from GB1 DVD)
  The idea of a mink coat coming alive was used in Ghostbusters II.
• Charging The Proton Packs (deleted scene) (600x2366, 486 Kb) (from GB1 DVD)
• Ghost Molester - drawn by Pino Van Lamsweerde (deleted scene) (600x1899, 425 Kb)
  (This storyboard was assembled using the panels provided on the GB1 DVD and in the "Making Ghostbusters" book.)

The deleted 3-D theater scene as depicted in storyboard form.

Onionhead's film debut, as depicted in storyboard form by Thom Enriquez.

Though the ghost design and its essential action were already locked in, these early sketches show Venkman and Stantz discovering the ghost together - a story point that was altered sometime between the August draft and the final shooting script. Also, since costume and hardware concepts were not fully realized yet, the storyboards reflect rather nondescript, generic attire.

A special effects storyboard for the scene where Louis attacks some muggers. This scene was eventually deleted from the film. Notice that Louis was drawn to look like John Candy, the actor who was originally supposed to play the role.