We’ve always considered ourselves a production company aiming to build a community of storytellers by educating everyone of the power of visual storytelling. We had such a great time with everyone who attended and we want to reflect on how the class went, what we managed to achieve and what are our plans moving forward.ĭoing a master class has always been something that Travis has wanted to do since he came up with the idea of Sketch To Animate. This was a huge milestone for us, as our goal since day one was to hold workshops with artists and train them for story. Selecting a region changes the language and/or content on March 27th, the team at Sketch To Animate held our first master class on storyboarding for TV. If you’re working with mixed format clips, create the sequence, check the settings, and then add the other clips rather than risking choosing the wrong clip first. Tip: The clip that is selected first in a group of selected clips is used to define the settings for the new sequence. Select an option to automatically add video or audio transitions.Ĭlick OK to edit the clips into the current sequence.Specify a clip overlap for transition effects.Choose sequential placement or to add clips at the location of unnumbered markers (if you have added them to the sequence).
You can drag the selected clips into an existing sequence.įor more nuanced editing options, select clips in the Project panel in the order you would like to add them to a sequence, and click Automate To Sequence.While holding Command (macOS) or Ctrl (Windows), click to select or deselect multiple clips in the order you would like them to be added to the sequence.Select one clip, then hold Shift while selecting another clip to make a list selection.Drag a rectangle (marquee selection) across a range of clips to select them.To select all the clips in the order they are already organized, press Command+A (macOS) or Ctrl+A (Windows).The order clips are selected in the Project panel is the order they will be added to a sequence: In the Project panel, drag clips into the order you would like to add them to a sequence, from left to right, top to bottom. Press I to mark an In point or O to mark an Out point for a clip at the currently displayed frame to define a partial selection.Hover the pointer over a clip without selecting it to quickly preview visuals.While a clip is selected, use the J, K, and L keys to play the contents.Single click a clip to select it and reveal its timeline and playhead.
Review clip contents and add In and Out points The icons will be used to play video, so make them large enough to see the clip contents.
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