studiomaxer3d
01-14-2007, 08:26 PM
My question is this:
When a studio makes storyboards do they actually know what shot each one is for. Or does the actual shot naming come after they are put into a story reel?
What I am getting at is.. suppose a program was set up to scan all your storyboards. You set up a profile and then you just keep putting pages in the scanner and the program just keeps scanning and cropping all your images automatically. But for each sheet you let it know seq/shot for each board on the page. Do you have this information at this time-sequence and shot name?
Hope this makes sense.
Thanks
When a studio makes storyboards do they actually know what shot each one is for. Or does the actual shot naming come after they are put into a story reel?
What I am getting at is.. suppose a program was set up to scan all your storyboards. You set up a profile and then you just keep putting pages in the scanner and the program just keeps scanning and cropping all your images automatically. But for each sheet you let it know seq/shot for each board on the page. Do you have this information at this time-sequence and shot name?
Hope this makes sense.
Thanks