Dataton WATCHOUT User's Guide
Dataton WATCHOUT User's Guide
Dataton WATCHOUT User's Guide
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Storyboarding<br />
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Once you have determined the overall style and format of the presentation, the<br />
next step is usually to make a storyboard, roughly outlining the various sections<br />
and even individual images.<br />
Alternatively, you jump right into <strong>WATCHOUT</strong> and use it to create the storyboard.<br />
The Stage window gives you a rough rendition of what the end result<br />
will look like, and the Timeline allows you to arrange the parts of the<br />
presentation.<br />
Media Production<br />
Still Images<br />
<strong>WATCHOUT</strong> doesn’t include any media production or editing tools. You can<br />
obtain graphics, sound, video and animation software from companies such<br />
as Adobe, Macromedia and Digidesign. If you’re already producing such<br />
material, you most likely already have what you need in this area, since<br />
<strong>WATCHOUT</strong> can import most media file formats.<br />
Once your display arrangement has been determined and your storyboard<br />
has been approved, start producing the images. The still images can be<br />
divided into three categories:<br />
• Large background images.<br />
• Smaller images to be superimposed or animated.<br />
• Texts.<br />
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