Operation Manual

Chapter 3

Storyboard Functions

When you produce, you are producing all the clips on your Storyboard. If you don’t

have any files applied onto the Storyboard, you can’t produce your movie! Thus, the

Storyboard is the most important facet and area of your entire pre-production.

Keep in mind that not all files have to be manipulated, for files may be directly

applied or dragged onto the Storyboard immediately after it is imported into your

Library. Go to "Importing into the Library" on page 27 for more information.

1 Now that your files have been imported into the Library and have previewed it,

you can directly drag the media files into the Storyboard without further

manipulation and produce your own movie. A red line will appear so as to

convey where the dragged file will be placed.

Note: Audio files may not be applied individually onto the Storyboard unless it is for the

Master Audio or as an audio supplement to an existing clip.

2 To move multiple clips on the Storyboard, simple hold down the <SHIFT> key

while clicking the clips you want to move together. The clips will be

highlighted. Now, drag and release onto the new position.

3 To remove clips from the Storyboard, simply click it and drag it out of the

Storyboard or press <DELETE> on your keyboard when highlighted. A dialog

box will appear for you to confirm your removal. Click Yes.