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Observação:
Adobe ended the Adobe Story CC service on January 22, 2019. Both Adobe Story CC and the Adobe Story CC (Classic) are discontinued. The Adobe Story CC offline application has also ended. See End of service FAQ for more information.
Available for: Adobe Story Plus
Breaking down a script is the process of capturing production elements required for a scene in a breakdown sheet. In Adobe® Story, elements such as location, character, and dialog are used to generate breakdown reports. The automated generation of reports helps reduce manual effort and minimize errors.
Breakdown reports exported from Adobe Story are in the comma-separated values (CSV) format. Use a spreadsheet application that supports CSV, such as Microsoft Excel, to open the CSV file.
You can generate customized reports for various members of the crew from the CSV file using the spreadsheet application. For example, a report containing actors, scene numbers, and dialogues required for a shot help production personnel plan effectively. Actors can be provided with a list of scenes that require their presence, and the dialogues for those scenes.
The following reports can be generated in Adobe Story.
Report Name |
Elements in the report |
|---|---|
Scene |
Scene number, Scene heading, Location, Time of day, Setting, Scene duration, Page number, Characters |
Location |
Location, Scene number, Shot number, Setting, Time of day, Scene duration, Shot duration, Characters, Page Numbers |
Character |
Character, Scene number, Scene heading, Dialog |
Cast |
Character, Total Dialogs, Speaking scenes (total) |
Statistics |
Elements, Number of occurrences (of the element), Total scenes, Total words, Total pages |
Comments |
Comment number, Comment, Commenter, Scene number, Page number |
Shot |
Shot number, Scene number, Setting, Location, Shot type, Camera number, Camera movement, Shot duration (in secs), Time of day, Character, Page number. |
Tag |
Tag occurrences, Tags, Page Number, Scene Number, Tagged Item, Scene Heading. |
Custom report |
Select elements that you want captured in your report. |
Observação:
Scene numbers, shot numbers, and shot duration are displayed only if you have enabled them in your script.
Available for: Adobe Story Plus
You can create a custom report by selecting elements you want listed in your report. Apart from elements, you can also choose special items such as tags, page number, and word count. The word count corresponds to the total number of words in the document.