Tagging feature seems very useful and well executed, but there is a duplication of effort when you have to input this information into Movie Magic Scheduling. It would be amazing if you could import the tagged elements into your schedule.
This is amazing! I hate that I missed the webinar, but I'm happy I could watch it back. I'm a theatre director, so I'm back and forth between the rehearsal room and production meetings. I'm curious if there's a way to show/hide tagging, so that when I'm in rehearsal with my actors, I'm not consumed by my breakdown notes from when I was in meetings with my designers. Is this possible? Does it work like annotation layers? Also... if I make changes to my tagging method in a second script (for a different project) after I've made one for a first script, do the second script's changes affect the first project? (For example, tagging colours and/or labels)? Thanks!
Happy you enjoyed the webinar! Yes, tagging annotations work exactly like regular annotations in that you can create a layer for all of your tags, and then hide that layer for meetings. You can also create multiple layers to further divide your tags so you can customize exactly what you want to see. And regarding customizing your tagging method (colors or categories), these are all saved on the device. So, any script you bring in on that device can use your customizations. Hope this helps!
Hello, Scenes are incorrectly interpreted, I tried editing the script by taking out all numbers besides scene numbers and it still can't interpret them close to correctly. My understanding is there is no way to manually change scene interpretation. Any suggestions?
Tagging feature seems very useful and well executed, but there is a duplication of effort when you have to input this information into Movie Magic Scheduling. It would be amazing if you could import the tagged elements into your schedule.
This is version 1.0 of this feature and we have a bunch we want to include in future updates. Exporting into MMS is one of them.
This is amazing! I hate that I missed the webinar, but I'm happy I could watch it back.
I'm a theatre director, so I'm back and forth between the rehearsal room and production meetings. I'm curious if there's a way to show/hide tagging, so that when I'm in rehearsal with my actors, I'm not consumed by my breakdown notes from when I was in meetings with my designers. Is this possible? Does it work like annotation layers?
Also... if I make changes to my tagging method in a second script (for a different project) after I've made one for a first script, do the second script's changes affect the first project? (For example, tagging colours and/or labels)?
Thanks!
Happy you enjoyed the webinar! Yes, tagging annotations work exactly like regular annotations in that you can create a layer for all of your tags, and then hide that layer for meetings. You can also create multiple layers to further divide your tags so you can customize exactly what you want to see.
And regarding customizing your tagging method (colors or categories), these are all saved on the device. So, any script you bring in on that device can use your customizations. Hope this helps!
Hello,
Scenes are incorrectly interpreted, I tried editing the script by taking out all numbers besides scene numbers and it still can't interpret them close to correctly. My understanding is there is no way to manually change scene interpretation. Any suggestions?
Hi there! Can you reach out to our support team: support@scriptation.com They'll be able to help troubleshoot.
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