Agile has fast become the now preferred approach to project management. The traditional, sequential approach to project management is a formal, documentation heavy process to running and managing projects. The transition from a sequential approach to an agile approach to project management, has proved challenging. One of the key areas of concerns for project managers, has been how they could effectively monitor, track and forecast the project deliverables and progress within an agile approach to projects. Agile is a light weight, leaner approach to running projects, however in this, the traditional mechanisms by which a project manager could track the progress of work, is no longer available to project managers. However, the concept of a wall or a storyboard to highlight and track work, has proved incredibly useful for the project team as well as the project manager alike. The aim of this manuscript is to introduce agile and the way storyboards have evolved to become one of the most powerful tools available to project managers within agile projects.