Storyboard

Storyboard plans a whole film from one idea, renders every shot, lets you grade them, and hands the keepers to the Editor. Its steps run across the top: 1 Plan, 2 Shots, 3 Edit, 4 Film.

1 · The brief

• Concept — the film in a sentence or two.
• Shots — how many, roughly: 6 a scene, 12 a short, 24 a film, 36 long, or One Shot with its own length.
• Engine — Auto (character shots go to LTX, everything else to Hailuo H3), Hailuo H3 (voice and sound) or LTX (characters).
• Soundtrack — a track turns it into a music video cut to the beat, at 1, 2 or 4 bars.
• Look — goes on every shot. Who’s in it — optional, with a wardrobe line.
• Where it happens — one line per place; shots reuse them.
• Shots it must include — one per line.
• Auto plans, renders every shot, cuts and makes the film in one go. Start each shot from a still (LTX) and Long shots (chained 5-second passes, needs the Q8 pack) are further options — the ? beside them explains each.

Press Plan film. Writing the plan takes about a minute and renders nothing yet.

2 · The shot list

Each shot card has its prompt, its cast and length, a voice chip when it has spoken lines, and ↑ / ↓, the dice (a new seed) and ✕. Drag cards to reorder, or use + Add a shot. Draft pass is what you watch first; Delivery pass is what you keep.

Render all drafts starts the renders; Pause, Stop shot and Stop film control them (Stop film keeps everything already rendered). Re-plan… writes a new shot list from notes while keeping the concept and the look.

Grading

Every rendered clip gets KEEP, RE-ROLL or CUT. RE-ROLL asks what should change? — that note goes back to the planner.