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Creating a schedule out of an AV or multicolumn script

May 18, 2012 3:26 AM

Tags: #adobe #script #scripts #av #multicolumn #schedule #adobe_story

Hello everyone,

right now I am working on a very complex corporate video and would like to use the AV-script for this job. I spend a couple of hours getting to know the features of story and are very satisfied for the most part.

When it comes to creating schedules for my av documents I'm a little confused though. It seems Story does not recognize AV-scripts in the scheduling process? Since there's a narrator in this project and there's a lot of visual information needed upfront, using a normal film script would definitely be a step in the wrong direction.

Am I missing something or does Story really only support scheduling for film scripts?

547 Views 3 Replies Latest reply: Tim Kossow, May 19, 2012 1:39 PM

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1. Tim Kossow,

May 19, 2012 4:01 AM in reply to Tim Kossow

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Does anyone have a clue?

As an Adobe Cloud user this piece of the workflow is really exciting. If it only supports scheduling for film scripts, at least let me know, so I can work something out till you fixed it.

Regards,

Tim

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2. AnubhavRohatgi,

May 19, 2012 1:31 PM in reply to Tim Kossow

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Yes. Story only supports scheduling for film and tv scripts. There maybe a workaround if you re using an AV script

Can you try to export it as an astx file and then importing it as a film script into Story. I'm not sure it will work but is worth a try.

--Anubhav

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3. Tim Kossow,

May 19, 2012 1:39 PM in reply to AnubhavRohatgi

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Thanks for the reply! I'm not home right now, but will try that work-around later.

Regards,

Tim

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