Compare the proposals

The left side shows two video flows, with proposal 1 expanded.

1. 1Check each proposal’s name, aim, order of items, and its scene count and length, such as four scenes, about 46 seconds.
2. 2An expanded proposal shows each scene’s image, title and line.
3. 3Click the other proposal’s header to expand it.
4. 4Change the presenter from the chip at the top right.

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1. 1
   Check Check each proposal’s name, aim, order of items, and its scene count and length, such as four scenes, about 46 seconds.
2. 2
   Check An expanded proposal shows each scene’s image, title and line.
3. 3
   Action Click the other proposal’s header to expand it.
4. 4
   Check Change the presenter from the chip at the top right.

Check Here proposal 1 started from the big picture (four scenes, about 46 s) and proposal 2 followed questions (five scenes, about 45 s).

The reply that arrives with the proposals contains important notes. The figure shows the conversation column.

1. 1Read the reply to the end. Here it said three items were left out and can be added later, and that the proposals run about 44–46 seconds against the requested 60.
2. 2If you already know which to use, answer with the proposal chips.

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1. 1
   Check Read the reply to the end. Here it said three items were left out and can be added later, and that the proposals run about 44–46 seconds against the requested 60.
2. 2
   Check If you already know which to use, answer with the proposal chips.

Check If you need a left-out item, add it by telling the studio what to change. Adding content makes the video longer.

Clicking proposal 2’s header expands it and collapses proposal 1. The figure shows the left side.

1. 1Proposal 2 follows questions: five scenes, about 45 seconds.
2. 2Read each scene’s image, title and line. Proposal 2 opens with a question.

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1. 1
   Check Proposal 2 follows questions: five scenes, about 45 seconds.
2. 2
   Check Read each scene’s image, title and line. Proposal 2 opens with a question.

Check Each proposal has the same three buttons: create the video, tell it what to change, and fine-tune layout. They act on the expanded proposal.

Click a scene image to view it large. The figure shows scene 2 of proposal 1.

1. 1Use the arrows at the left (framed) and right to move between scenes.
2. 2The scene’s title and line appear below the image; check that on-screen text and the line agree.
3. 3Change the presenter and voice from the chips at the lower right.
4. 4Close with the cross.

↘Red arrows and white labels are guide annotations ＋ Enlarge with callouts

1. 1
   Action Use the arrows at the left (framed) and right to move between scenes.
2. 2
   Check The scene’s title and line appear below the image; check that on-screen text and the line agree.
3. 3
   Check Change the presenter and voice from the chips at the lower right.
4. 4
   Action Close with the cross.

Check Play through creates narration to check images and voice together (the screen notes that it uses credits).

Clicking Fix this scene’s layout in the large view, or Fine-tune layout on a proposal, opens this screen.

1. 1Align (left, center, right, top, middle, bottom) and line spacing on the right adjust positions. First click the object you want to move.
2. 2Scenes sharing a layout change together; use Give this scene its own layout to change only one.
3. 3Click Close when done.

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1. 1
   Check Align (left, center, right, top, middle, bottom) and line spacing on the right adjust positions. First click the object you want to move.
2. 2
   Check Scenes sharing a layout change together; use Give this scene its own layout to change only one.
3. 3
   Action Click Close when done.

Check The screen notes that the layout is shared by scenes 1–4, which all change together.