Prompter
Files
By making a single selection from the Script Werx menu a TelePrompTer file can be easily made from your storyboard. This is a separate MS Word file containing the entire audio column from your storyboard, complete with a cover sheet identifying the title of your script.
Picture Boxes
When first created, a Script Werx storyboard
is simply a table with borders in the column of cells intended for use
as storyboard frames. This works fine for many applications; however,
some people prefer storyboard frames to be separated picture boxes with
rounded corners, similar to a traditional television screen. With Script Werx, this is easy to do.
A Picture Box tool lets you enter these picture boxes into individual cells or into all cells in the storyboard frame column. These picture boxes themselves are images, which means that they can be opened (with a double click) and additional images can be entered into the frames they create.
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Importing
Text
If you want to write your script directly into a storyboard format by writing the narration first or if clients provide you with an initial draft, the Script Werx Import toolbar makes it easy to import and format this text:
- Place your cursor in the audio column
- Click the Import File button and a standard browse dialog box will appear so that you can select the file to import (or simply copy and paste in the text)
- Click the Break All button and each paragraph will be placed on a separate row with its own storyboard frame.
- The
Fix Visuals and Fix Audio tools easily fix any problems caused by
unintentionally importing previously formatted text
- The Shot Break button lets you easily add additional rows with their own frames
Hide/Show Pictures
Adding multiple pictures to a storyboard slows down the performance of your computer. To help mitigate this, the storyboard toolbar provides both Hide and Show buttons. Clicking the Hide button will hide all pictures and the performance of your computer will become as fast as if the storyboard contained only text. To show the pictures again, simply click the Show button.
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