Storyroom reads your script, splits it into scenes and suggests a visual for each: an equation, a graph, a diagram, a title or a shot. You review the storyboard, then Storyroom builds the scenes in Flowmotion and lays them out on a Cutroom timeline, timed to the narration.
It lists every idea, definition and example in your script and links each one to the scenes that cover it. Anything without a scene is flagged, so nothing you meant to teach is left out.
No. Type an equation the way you would write it on a board, and Storyroom sets it in clean math type and animates it step by step. Graphs work the same way: describe the function and watch it draw.
Yes. Every scene is an ordinary Flowmotion animation and every cut is an ordinary Cutroom edit. Change a line of the script and Storyroom shows you which scenes it affects.
Storyroom comes right after Flowmotion and Cutroom and together with Resonance. Join the waitlist to hear the moment it opens.
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