Tutorial Overview
Transform a concept into a visual shot plan with 20 storyboard frames ready for production.
Project: Create Complete Visual Plan
Choose a project type:
- Product launch video
- Brand story
- Space walkthrough
- Presentation deck
Exercise 1: Create Shot List
Request from AI:
"Create a shot list for 60-second product demo video. Include shot type, angle, duration, and description for 20 shots."
AI generates structured shot list document.
Exercise 2: Define Shot Types
For each shot, specify:
Shot Size:
- Wide (establishing)
- Medium (main coverage)
- Close-up (detail, emotion)
Camera Angle:
- Eye-level (standard)
- High angle (looking down)
- Low angle (looking up)
- Overhead (bird's eye)
Movement:
- Static (locked off)
- Pan (horizontal)
- Tilt (vertical)
- Push/Pull (dolly)
Exercise 3: Generate All Frames
Generate each shot based on list:
"Shot 1: Wide shot of modern office, natural lighting, establishing shot"
"Shot 2: Medium shot of product on desk, professional angle"
Continue for all 20 shots.
Exercise 4: Organize in Canvas
- Switch to Canvas mode
- Drag all 20 shots onto canvas
- Arrange in 5×4 grid
- Resize to consistent dimensions
- Align using toolbar
Exercise 5: Add Production Notes
Use Text tool to annotate each shot:
- Shot number
- Duration (3s, 5s, etc.)
- Camera notes ("static", "slow pan right")
- Audio notes ("music only", "dialogue")
Exercise 6: Export for Production
Right-click canvas → Export as Image
Result: Single storyboard image showing all 20 shots with notes, ready for production reference.
Professional Storyboard Elements
- Shot numbers (clear, consistent)
- Frame composition (shows what viewer sees)
- Camera direction (how it's achieved)
- Duration notes (timing reference)
- Audio cues (sound design notes)
What You've Created
Production-ready 20-shot storyboard that serves as blueprint for execution.