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The script appears in the Script caption field.

Select your *.txt or *.rtf file and click Open.In the Storyboard view, click the Caption Menu button and select Import Caption.To use the Import Caption command to import your script: If your script is in *.txt or *.rtf file format, you can use the Import Caption command to import it into the Script caption. Once a script is imported into the Script caption field, you can drag and drop the text to other caption fields-see Formatting Text and Drag and Drop Text. You can use the Caption Menu button to access the import commands and the Text Formatting button to display a handy toolbar to format your text. This default caption field is specifically there for your script. Once it is collapsed, you can click the Expand button to display the entire section again. You can click on the Collapse button to hide the section and leave more room for the Script caption field. If your storyboard has sequences and acts, the total amount will also be displayed in that section.

This collapsible section of the Storyboard view is where information, such as the duration and number of scenes and panels are displayed.

By default, this view has a caption field specifically for the script.Īs opposed to the Panel view, whose content is sensitive to the selected panel, the contents of the Script panel stays the same no matter which panel is selected, allowing you to easily glance at information for the entire storyboard. The Storyboard view lets you import a script into your project. This section includes the following topics: In Storyboard Pro, you can easily import a script into your storyboard project to help edit captions. A complete storyboard is not only made of drawings, but also dialogue, actions, and valuable indications.