How to Edit Shots in a Storyboard
- Updated on December 2024
Navigating and Editing Shots
- Navigate to the Storyboard tab and switch to List view.
Editing Scene/Shot Titles and Descriptions
- To edit a scene or shot title and description, click directly on the title or description and make the changes.
- Click the checkmark to save.
Modifying Shot Details
- To modify other shot details, click the edit icon on the right side of the row.
- You’ll be redirected to the frame view for that shot.
- In the Details tab, you can edit fields like action, main shot prompts, among others.
Editing Prompts for AI Imagery
- By default, the main action prompt mirrors the Description, but you can modify it to better guide AI-generated imagery.
- Keep the prompt specific and concise. A shorter prompt will be easier and less likely to confuse the AI generator.
Setting Locations
- To set a location for the shot, select from the drop-down list.
- If no options are available, create locations first in the Locations section.
- Note that you need to set the location for every shot, as the AI cannot reference locations from previous shots.
Configuring Shot Settings
- You may also configure the Shot Settings tab, which is particularly useful for film production.
- Select options from the drop-down menus and enter additional details as required.
Managing Shots
- Once finished with one shot, move on to the next.
- Shots are grouped by scenes in the navigator.
- You can also add new shots within the same scene or use the Shot Overview for easy navigation between shots.
- To delete a shot, click the trash bin icon at the top right-corner. Confirm the action when prompted.
Exiting the Shot Editor
- To exit the frame view, click the X button in the top-left corner.
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