Storyboard
A scene as a sequence of pictures — frames with image, action, sound and camera, ordered per scene.
The storyboard shows a scene as a sequence of pictures before it is shot. Every frame is a picture with what happens, what can be heard and what the camera does. You see the tab with the read right for the storyboard; without scenes there are no frames yet.
1 The scenes — one scene or all scenes. 2 Each frame's image. 3 Below it action, sound and camera.
Imagefrom the media pool
Descriptiontext
Soundtext
Cameratext
You order a scene's frames by dragging or through the menu on the frame; their numbers follow the order. A frame can be deleted: its description and notes are lost, the image stays in the media pool.
What happens when …
| When … | then … |
|---|---|
| there are no scenes yet | the storyboard says you create scenes first. |
| you delete a frame | its image stays in the media pool. |
| you choose all scenes | the frames of every scene stand one after another, ordered by scene. |
| two people work at the same time | each sees the other's changes at once. |
Shot list
Every set-up of a scene as a row — size, movement, camera angle, framing, focus, lens, lighting, reference image and the place in the screenplay — ticked off on set once it is shot.
Moodboard
Collect and order visual references — boards per category, groups, media, colour palettes, typography, quotes, a shared canvas, pins with comments and the board as a PDF.