Join Jeff Sengstack for an in-depth discussion in this video Adding comments to scripts, part of Learning Adobe Story.
If you are a co-author or a reviewer, you can add comments to a script; if you're a reader, you cannot.…So comments are an important part of the whole collaborative process, and let me show you how that works.…You have the Script open here inside Story Plus. I'm going to add a comment to it.…Now you can add a comment on Story Free or Story Plus, going back and forth.…So you're not limited to just adding comments in Story Plus.…You add comments at to the end of lines. Any line ending can have a comment on it.…You just click somewhere, and you notice you get that little speech balloon there, over here…you get a speech balloon, wherever you click at the end of the line, even if it's over here,…you get that a little speech balloon at the end of the line.…
So you click on that to add a new comment.…That's kind of off to the side, so I'll scroll over there a little bit.…I'll say something like How about mid-day instead of sunset?…Like that, how about midday?…And I click away to accept it. If I press Enter, it just adds another line to it, so…
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9/7/2012- Explaining the Story Plus workflow
- Differentiating between Story Plus and Story Free
- Creating character and set lists
- Viewing and editing scripts
- Adding comments to scripts
- Creating schedules
- Exporting scripts
- Attaching scripts to clips in Premiere Pro
- Using speech analysis in Premiere Pro
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