Operation Manual

GoPro Studio 2.5 User Manual

Use the Scroll bar at the bottom of the Storyboard window to access portions of the

Storyboard that go past the borders of the Storyboard window.

The Navigation Controls allow you to cycle forward and backwards through each Edit

Template element on the Storyboard.

• Use the Previous Clip button to move to the previous element.

• Use the Next Clip button to move to the next element.

Viewing a GoPro Edit Template in the Player Window

Before you begin replacing the GoPro Edit Template content with your own video clips,

it’s a good idea to play back the Storyboard a few times to get a feel for the flow of the

Edit Template.

• Click on a clip in the Storyboard and then drag the yellow Storyboard Time

Indicator to the beginning of the Storyboard and press the PLAY button in the

Playback Controls (or the SPACEBAR on your keyboard) to see the all clips

played back sequentially.

• The Decrease Speed and Increase Speed buttons can be used to play the

video faster or slower.

• Use the Step Forward and Step Backwards buttons to step through the

Storyboard one frame at a time.

• Press the LOOP button to cause playback to automatically start over from the

beginning when the Play-head reaches the end of the Storyboard. Press it again

to turn looping off.

Tip: As you play through the GoPro Edit Template, pay particular attention to its use of

slow-paced scenes and high-action scenes. This is important because when replacing

these Target Areas with your own video clips, you’ll want to match the energy level of the

content you’re replacing. This will ensure that your edits line up with the existing musical

cues in the Edit Template’s soundtrack.

Once you have a good feel for the flow of the GoPro Edit Template, you’re ready move

on to the next section, where you’ll learn how to replace the Target Areas with your own

video clips.

Previous Clip Button

Next Clip Button

Decrease Speed

Play

Increase Speed

Step Backwards

Loop

Step Forward