Storyboard scripts

May 13, 2019

Hello.

We tend to write storyboards (scripts) in Word and email them to customers or other people to collaborate on and feedback. Other than say Google Docs (which is an option); does anyone know of any free online script/storyboard platforms that could be used?

Thanks.

4 Replies
Dave Goodman

Nick - rethink how you use SL360 and Review. Place your styb text directly into SL360 screens (using H1 as a header places that directly into a new screen), narration scripts as notes, graphics (if completed) into the screen. You can always do final image placement and interactions later. Add any notations in a tab or simple layer. When complete, take your SL360 work into Review for your clients/editors revisions - just send them the url. This will provide a history of the client's reviews/revisions, a simple way to make your changes, and, you have made a major dent in the design and development phase of your project - everything is already in SL360.

Nick Garrod

Hi David, that is a good approach - it works for me, the difficulty lies with the people I send scripts on to review - not always the most computer savvy and prefer to read something like a script - hence the use of Word files and probably why Google Docs will probably be the best approach - I can share a URL and they can simple edit the copy online.

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