8.3

Creating a Storyboard
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The “.3” at the end of the key number represents the perf value.
To specify the perf value:
t Enter 1, 2, or 3 in the appropriate bin column cell.
Selecting an Edgecode Type
There is one edgecode per foot of film. You enter an edgecode type for a particular place on the
film in any of the edgecode-type bin columns (Aux Ink Edge, Ink Edge, Master Edge).
Select the appropriate edgecode type for a clip so you can track frames in the Timecode window,
above the Source/Record monitor.
To select an edgecode type:
t Ctrl+click the cell, and select the edgecode type that matches the edgecodes on the film.
Creating a Storyboard
To create a storyboard:
1. Synchronize picture and sound, convert audio timecode, and modify clip data.
2. Set the bin display to show the media objects for the clips you want in your storyboard.
3. Delete, move, copy, and sort clips to narrow down the clip selection.
4. Select Frame view to display your storyboard in the bin.
5. Rename clips to include additional information such as numbered ordering.
6. Use the keyboard to step through each clip and display the reference frame you want to use
for each clip.
7. Select and drag one or several clips at a time to a new location to rearrange the clips in
sequential order.
8. Enlarge or reduce the size of the frames as necessary.
Edgecode Type Edgecode Format Sample Edgecode
Key Number XX NNNNNN NNNN+NN (Film type Film ID
Feet on film+Frame in foot)
KL 43 5146-0152+00
Edgecode (4 count) NNN-NNNN+NN (Identifier-Feet on film+Frame in foot) 103-9025+03
Edgecode (5 count) NNN-NNNNN+NN (Identifier-Feet on film+Frame in foot) 203-09025+03
Frames NNNNN 45678