In Storykit, you can write your script and then let the tool make the storyboard for your video through smart AI. This means that we always recommend our users to start with the script.
– We notice that many get stuck when they start their video creation by thinking about which asset they should choose. If you instead start by writing your script and then render a completely black, silent video with your script written in white, you will understand how important the script is. Because if the video works that way, then everything else – sound, image, animations – are just bonuses.
Another tip from Fredrik is to think of your video in paragraphs.
– Try to express one thought per paragraph and thus keep the different pieces of the video together. Then you will soon be able to see the video in front of you when you write your script, and you’ll have an idea of how it will play out from the get-go.
A practical Storykit tip is to let the AI help you in your writing process.
– Write the script, let the AI process it, and see how it looks on a storyboard. Then you will quickly get an idea of how good your script works. If something turns out odd, then it might be worth rewriting that piece.
