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Revise a storyboard
Revise the storyboard before generating images when a scene has the wrong subject, action or location. In AI Music.Video, the Storyboard stage lets you edit a scene's Title and Description and save the change. Treat later image and video versions as separate material that also needs review.
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Before you start
Open the project and keep the song map and approved concept beside it. Write down the exact problem before changing text. If the problem is only a bad generated image, first read how to replace a shot so you change the right stage.
Steps
- Open Storyboard and read the scene immediately before the problem scene. Check what the viewer already knows: character position, direction of travel, costume and location. This prevents an isolated fix from breaking the surrounding sequence.
- Edit the Title to identify the shot clearly. Rewrite Description with one main action and a visible setting. Preserve any details that already work, such as the lead character's clothing or the direction of the light.
- Select Save and wait for the saved state before continuing. Repeat only for scenes that need changes. The interface blocks stage changes while script edits are unsaved, which helps prevent generation from using unfinished text.
- Continue to Shots and review the image versions for the revised scene. Older media may reflect the previous script. Generate a replacement if needed, then check its neighboring images before moving to Video. Return to the storyboard planning steps if several scenes need a new direction.
Worked example
Suppose scene three places the cyclist indoors, but the brief stays on a riverside road. Replace the indoor action with a close view of the cyclist passing a bridge pillar. Keep the red jacket and morning light. This corrects the location while preserving the scene's place in the story.
Check the result
You should see saved descriptions that form a readable sequence. Compare the selected media with the current wording, not only the scene title. The animation guide explains why matching character design matters before you animate revised images.
If something goes wrong
If a change appears to have no effect, confirm that you saved it and generated or selected media based on that revision. Text edits cannot retroactively change an existing video. For frame-accurate timing or rearrangement outside the available controls, use a video editor after downloading the material.