After you import a script or create a custom list, you can use the Shot Lists & Storyboard feature to visualize your project scene by scene, shot by shot. However, if you add a shot you really like, no need to make it twice, just duplicate it.
Step 1 — Duplicate Shot
Click the More Icon (⋮) located at the right end of each shot strip, or in the top right corner of a Storyboard shot. Then click Duplicate Shot.
Step 2 — Edit and Save
Input any necessary changes to the shot, then click Save & Close. The duplicate shot will appear next to or below the original.
Step 3 — Use Hotkeys
Select a shot or hold Shift to select multiple shots, then use ⌘+C or Ctrl+C to copy the shot, it will show grey stripes when it is copied. Then use ⌘+V or Ctrl+V to paste the shot. Finally, refresh the page to enable the duplicate.
What's Next?
Create
- How to Create Shot Lists & Storyboards with a Screenplay
- How to Create Shot Lists & Storyboards without a Screenplay
- How to Add a Shot to Shot Lists & Storyboards
- How to Add Custom Shot Numbers to Shot Lists & Storyboards
- How to Add Notes to Shot Lists
- How to Add Times to Shot Lists
Manage
- How to Edit a Shot in Shot List & Storyboards
- How to Remove a Shot from Shot Lists and Storyboards
- How to Reorder Shots in Shot Lists & Storyboards
- How to Move a Shot Between Scenes in Shot Lists & Storyboards
- How to Change Scenes in Shot Lists and Storyboards