Go from script to storyboard to video
Break a script into shots, make a visual board, then turn approved frames into short video clips. Review the sequence before a final cut.
For filmmakers, marketers, and creators planning a visual story before committing to video generations.
What you need
- • A script or short story arc
- • Character and location references if consistency matters
- • The intended format and approximate length
How to make it
- 01
Plan the shots
Turn the script into a compact shot list with actions, framing, and transitions.
- 02
Build the board
Generate storyboard frames and inspect continuity, composition, and any on-screen text.
- 03
Create clips
Animate approved frames in Studio and review each clip. Assemble or edit the final sequence in your preferred editor.
What you can take away
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