Shot lists per scene and storyboard panels you draw or import, kept next to the script they come from.
Add shots with their details, view them as a list or a grid, move them between scenes and attach references.
Build storyboard panels from imported images, from the built-in sketch tool, or as empty panels to fill in later. Export a panel sheet as PDF.
No drawing app needed for a quick frame. Sketch the composition and it becomes a panel.
Each one with what it does, what it is for, and where it is available.
Plan the coverage of a scene.
Describe it and press Add.
Every shot in the film.
Shots as tiles.
Size, movement, angle and lens.
Say who is in the shot.
Shown in a screen above: Shot drawer
Attach a picture to a shot.
Shown in a screen above: Shot drawer
Rearrange the plan.
Reuse a setup.
Connect a shot to its picture.
PDF, CSV or Excel.
Start a board from a scene.
Pictures in order.
Draw a frame right in the app.
Shown in a screen above: Storyboards, draw a sketch
Description, framing, movement and duration.
Drag panels into the right order.
Connect picture and plan.
Shown in a screen above: Storyboard panel drawer
Keep a board with its scene.
Keep boards in order.
Share a panel sheet as PDF.
Shot lists and storyboards follow the scenes of the production script and sit beside moodboards in the Production workspace.
Written guides on the real screens of your platform.
Make a standalone storyboard in a project that has no screenplay scenes yet.
Switch between scenes and other storyboards, and start a scene's storyboard by adding its first panel.
Keep a second set of panels for the same scene, for example an alternative way to shoot it.
Add a panel from a picture file, a sketch, a pasted picture, or an empty frame.
Draw a simple frame with the built-in pen and save it as a panel.
Add a description, framing, movement, angle, duration and notes to a panel, or change its picture.
Drag panels into a new order and let the numbers follow.
Send a panel to the end of a different storyboard.
Connect a storyboard panel to a shot of the same scene so the two stay together.
Start a storyboard, either tied to a screenplay scene or free-standing.
Add panels by importing an image, drawing a sketch or adding an empty panel.
Tie a panel to a shot in the shot list, or create the shot from the panel.
Use the Actions menu to manage the whole storyboard.
Make a clean storyboard sheet of one storyboard, all of them, or ones you select.
Plan how to capture a scene by adding the shots you need, each with a short description.
See shots as rows to edit, or as cards that show reference images.
Add shot size, movement, angle, lens, characters and a reference image, only when you need them.
Put a shot in a different scene, or reuse a scene's shots in another.
One app for the whole film, on your own computer. One payment, no subscription.