Shots & Visualization

This is where your script comes to life visually. You can manage individual shots and generate images for them.

Understanding Shots

A Shot is a single continuous view in your storyboard. Each shot contains:

• Description: What happens in the shot.
• Shot Size: Close-up, Medium Shot, Wide Shot, etc.
• Camera Movement: Pan, Tilt, Zoom, Static.
• Duration: How long the shot lasts.

Views

• Shot List: Best for editing metadata (descriptions, duration, camera info).
• Grid View: Best for seeing the visual flow of the story. You can drag and drop shots to reorder them.

Generating Images

1. Select a shot or multiple shots.
2. Click Generate Image.
3. The AI uses the shot description, character definitions, and project art style to create the image.

Variations & Redrawing

If you're not happy with a result:

• Redraw: Generate a completely new image.
• Variations: Generate subtle variations of the current image.
• Edit: You can manually adjust the prompt or settings for a specific shot to get the perfect look.

Managing Versions

Storyboard AI keeps a history of generated images.

• Versions: Each generation creates a new version.
• Active Version: You can select which version is currently "active" and displayed in the storyboard.