In the Project Resolution tab, you can define the project resolution, aspect ratio, field of view and frame rate for the current project: pdf export indicates the project title, subtitle, episode, and copyright: Project Field Chart: Sets the field standard for your project. A value of 1.417 is equivalent to 35mm film. You should use the same value as that used in the 3D software used to create your 3D elements. The numerical value you enter in this field also appears as the start time in the Timeline view.įilm Size: When working on a 3D scene, the film size determines the focal length of the camera. The EDL determines how the panels of your project are distributed in the timeline of the 3rd party software. EDLs are generally used by 3rd party, editing software, such as Final Cut Pro. Project Start Time: This time is important when generating an EDL (Editing Decision List) of your project. This information will appear at the bottom of the page in all PDF renders.

This can be the month and year or just the year.

Project Copyright: In this field, enter in the copyright date. The information entered into this field will appear after the Project Subtitle in all PDF renders. If you want the word “Episode” to appear next to the number, you must include it in the field as well.

Project Episode: Type the episode number in this field. Project Subtitle: In this field, type the name of the project subtitle, which will appear in the proper places in all PDF renders. The Project Title is the title that will appear in all PDF renders. The Project Name is the name of the Storyboard Pro project file. Project Title: By default, the Project Name already appears is this field if no project title was entered during the creation of this project. However, they can be used in the project title. NOTE: Special characters (!'/$) cannot be used for project names because they interfere with the operating system.

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