The Storyboard · Lesson 11 of 17 · 0:07
Boarding a film
After this you can generate a keyframe per scene and judge the look before paying for motion.
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A keyframe is the first frame of a shot and the anchor for everything after it. Video is generated from it, so the board is where the film's look is actually decided.
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Each scene gets its own keyframe, generated with the image model you pick. Cheap models are fine for judging composition; save the expensive ones for the frames you are keeping.
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A locked keyframe is what the video engine animates. If the board is right the film is usually right, and a still costs a fraction of a shot.
Your turn
- 1.Open the Storyboard for a project with scenes.
- 2.Generate a keyframe for one scene and look at it full size.
- 3.Regenerate the same scene on a different model and compare.