Storyboard Quick 6.0.4: Mastering Contact Sheet Templates

In this article, we will delve into the world of contact sheet templates in Storyboard Quick 6.0.4, exploring how to edit existing templates, create new ones, and assign them to shows. With a comprehensive understanding of these features, you'll be able to streamline your workflow and enhance collaboration with peers.

Editing Existing Templates

As an administrator, you may find that the default templates provided by Storyboard Quick 6.0.4 don't quite meet your needs. Fortunately, editing existing templates is a straightforward process. To begin, click on the menu icon next to the template you want to edit and select 'Edit.' You'll then be taken to a screen displaying all currently available templates.

Each template displays its name, the shows it's assigned to, the creator, and a preview. This allows you to quickly identify which template is associated with which show and make any necessary changes.

Creating New Contact Sheet Templates

If editing existing templates isn't sufficient, you may want to create your own custom templates. To do so, follow these steps: go to 'File' > 'Management Console' or use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl/Cmd+. From there, you can create a new template that suits your specific needs.

Assigning Templates to Shows

Once you've created a new template or edited an existing one, it's time to assign it to a show. To do so, click on the menu icon next to the template and select 'Assign to Show(s).' You'll then be able to choose which shows should use this particular template.

Understanding Contact Sheet Templates

Contact sheets provide a quick overview of all panels in a revision, allowing you or a peer reviewer to get a feel for the story without having to open Flix, Photoshop, or another application. These templates include useful information such as the show, sequence revision, panel number, and duration.

In addition to these details, contact sheets can also include dialogue associated with each panel, as well as highlights, markers, and other useful data. This makes it easy to identify key moments in a story and collaborate with others on revisions.

Default Templates

Storyboard Quick 6.0.4 comes equipped with several default contact sheet templates that cater to various show types. However, you may find that creating your own custom templates covers a wider range of shows. These templates are fully editable, allowing you to duplicate and delete them quickly and easily.

In this article, we've explored the ins and outs of contact sheet templates in Storyboard Quick 6.0.4. By mastering these features, you'll be able to streamline your workflow, enhance collaboration with peers, and create custom templates that cater to your specific needs. Whether you're an administrator or a regular user, understanding how to edit, create, and assign contact sheet templates will take your productivity to the next level.

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