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Turn storyboard panels into a timed animatic with a scratch track in Blender's Video Sequencer
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For directors, animators, YouTubers and marketers who have rough storyboard panels and want to hear and see the pacing before production. You end up with an MP4 of the panels timed over a scratch voice-over or music track, plus a frame-count timing sheet. Blender's menu steps come from its 5.3 manual and were not run, so check them against your own version.
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Guide title
Turn storyboard panels into a timed animatic with a scratch track in Blender's Video Sequencer
Coverage
For directors, animators, YouTubers and marketers who have rough storyboard panels and want to hear and see the pacing before production. You end up with an MP4 of the panels timed over a scratch voice-over or music track, plus a frame-count timing sheet. Blender's menu steps come from its 5.3 manual and were not run, so check them against your own version.
Example
A six-panel, 18-second shot list became frame lengths of 72, 60, 96, 36, 72 and 96 at 24 fps, matching an 18-second test track, in a script run on generated files.
Useful starting points
- Import numbered panels as Individual Images, or Blender merges them into one sequence.
- Use one frame rate everywhere and check the shot total against the track length.
- Set Frame End to the last panel's end frame or the export stops early.
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