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A project contains one or more stories. Each story contains scenes. Saved assets are shared across every story in the same project.

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Create your first workspace

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Create a project

Select Create New Project and give the project a name. Your project is the top-level container for stories, collaborators, and saved assets.
The Create New Project flow in Preview.
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Add a story

Inside the project, create a story for the work you want to build. Stories behave like episodes or separate work streams inside the same project. Each story has its own scenes. All stories within a project share their saved assets.
Stories Menu
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Generate in Canvas

Once you create your story you will be brought to your Scene 1 Canvas. The canvas is where you generate all your assets and do your creative work. The canvas is infinite and multiplayer.
Canvas View Basic
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Manage and Edit Metadata in Production

Production has three different views - Shot List, Kanban, and StoryboardAll views are synced together so when you update one the others are automatically updated as well.
List View

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Understand the core structure

  • Use a project to group related stories and collaborators.
  • Use a story to organize a sequence of scenes.
  • Use a scene as the working space for one part of the story.
  • Use a shot to track a specific beat within a scene.
  • Use takes for the images and videos attached to a shot.

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Move through your story

You can add, rename, duplicate, and delete scenes from the scene list. As you build a story, keep the canvas focused on generation and ideation, then use production views to manage shot details and progress.
Save reusable characters, props, and locations as soon as they are stable. That makes them easier to reference across every story in the project.

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Continue with the canvas

After your project structure is in place, go to Canvas overview to learn how to navigate the canvas, work with collaborators, and control where new takes appear.