No cut yet. to see it here.
Cutting…
Change a shot
Drag a take onto any shot to cut it in. Or choose a shot to hold it longer, redraw it from a note, or drop in your own frame.
Choose a shot from the strip above.
Splice dailies into the rough cut
One take covering several shots at once. It runs at its own length with its own production sound, and the cut re-times around it.
1 · Break down the screenplay
starts overReads the script and works out the shot list from scratch, every time you ask. This clears everything below it — frames, voices, motion, takes and cuts — and leaves you the beats to rebuild from. About a minute.
2 · Draw the characters
—Works out who appears in the screenplay and draws each of them once, so every frame they are in is drawn from the same face. Point one at reference art below and it is drawn from that instead.
3 · Draw the panels
One frame per beat, drawn from the characters above and the action in the script.
4 · Speak the dialogue
A voice for every line and a narrator for the action, plus a score under the scenes that call for one. The spoken length is what sets each shot’s length in the cut.
5 · Generate the motion
Movement for the handful of beats where it reads — not every shot. The rest hold their drawn frame.
6 · Build the rough cut
Assembles every frame, voice and cue — with any footage you have cut in — into one rough cut. Watch it come together on Watch.