In the list to the left, select the Action tag. Their description will be added to the Notes caption of every first panel of their corresponding scene or sequence. Your storyboard will have one sequence (or scene) for every scene heading in your script, and one scene (or shot) for every shot in your script. In the Action drop-down, select New Scene (animation terminology) or New Shot (live action terminology). In the Action drop-down, select New Sequence (animation terminology) or New Scene (live action terminology). If your script has a structure comprised of scenes and shots, do the following: Your storyboard will have one scene (or shot) for every scene heading in your script, and the scene's description will be added to the Notes caption of every first panel of every scene. In the Destination caption field drop-down, select Notes. In the Action drop-down, select New Scene (animation terminology) or New Shot (live action terminology). 
In the list to the left, select Scene Heading.If your script has a structure that is comprised of scene headings, but not shots, do the following:.
#FINAL DRAFT TAGGER CHANGE SCRIPT PRO#
You will have to indicate to Storyboard Pro what to do with each of these tags when generating your project. Once your script is loaded, the types of tags contained in your script will appear in the list to the left. In the file browser, locate and select your Final Draft script, then click on Open.The Import from Final Draft dialog opens. From the top menu, select File > New From Final Draft Script.
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