Storyboard Tutorial — How to Add Script Revisions to a Storyboard

Storyboard Tutorial — How to Add Script Revisions to a Storyboard. In this storyboard tutorial series, we will dive into every step of the process. In this episode, we explain the steps of adding new script revisions to your project and making subsequent changes to your storyboard.

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STORYBOARD TUTORIAL — HOW TO ADD SCRIPT REVISIONS TO A STORYBOARD

Welcome to this storyboard tutorial series! In these videos, we will explain the entire process of creating, populating, customizing, and sharing a storyboard in StudioBinder. In this episode, we discuss how to make changes to your storyboard after revisions are made to the script.

First, start by importing and syncing the new script version to your project. You can do this straight from the storyboard module. Any storyboards associated with specific scene numbers will not be affected. But, for example, if the old Scene 1 is now Scene 1A, those images will need to be moved.

If storyboards from a previous scene are no longer present, they haven’t been erased, only archived. Open the archived storyboards tab, find the right images, and make them “active” once more. Then they can be added to correct scene once again.

A storyboard is a useful guide for any project. It is where the vision can first be articulated and then shared with all the departments to ensure that that vision carries through to the final product.

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