Storyboards are a fast and easy way to start creating common types of class video projects. Use premade templates like Book Report, News Report, or Science Experiment. The flexible shot lists in storyboards provide a step-by-step guide to help you capture all the right clips you need to tell your story.
Create a new storyboard project. In the Projects browser, tap Storyboard Storyboard button under Start New Project. Tap a storyboard to select it. Style options appear.
Choose a style for your storyboard. Tap a style to select it and play a preview.
Fill a placeholder. Tap a placeholder in the shot list, tap Add button in the thumbnail, then tap Choose from Library. Tap the video clip or photo you want to add to the placeholder.
Delete the media in a placeholder clip. Tap Edit button to the right of the placeholder clip, then tap Delete Media.
Add a clip or photo outside a placeholder. Tap Add Add button, tap Choose from Library, then tap the video clip or photo you want to add.
Shorten or lengthen a clip. Tap a clip, tap Edit button, then tap Edit Clip. Drag either of the yellow trim handles, then tap Back when you’re done.
Preview the movie. Tap Play Full Screen button to play your movie in full‑screen view.
Build excitement and anticipation for a new learning topic. Make a fast-paced trailer that provides a sneak peek of what students will be learning.
Demonstrate the impact that genre can have on content. Create several storyboard projects using different templates but the same video clips.
Each section of a storyboard project has its video clips and photos organized in groups. You can arrange groups of placeholders and clips, rename premade groups, or even create your own.
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