In the Script tab, Filmustage automatically tags and categorizes script elements such as cast, locations, props, and other production details, helping streamline the script breakdown process. You still retain full control over every element.
You can edit any breakdown tag using the Tag Editor. Filmustage lets you rename a tag, add notes, change its category, search for a reference image in image libraries, or upload a reference image from your device.
Before you begin
How to access Tag Editor
Procedure
Go to app.filmustage.com, and then open your project.
On the ribbon, go to the Script tab.
You can edit any automatically detected tag in two ways:
From the Tag Panel on the left side of the screen, hover over the tag of your choice.
Directly from the Script, select the tag of your choice.
Select ✏️ to go to the Edit Tag window.
Change a tag name
You can change the name of a specific tag in the script.
Procedure
Select ✏️ to go to the Edit Tag window.
In the tag name box, enter the new name of your choice.
Select Save.
Filmustage assigns the new name to the tag.
Add notes to a tag
You can add a note or description to each tag of a script breakdown for your convenience.
Procedure
Select ✏️ to go to the Edit Tag window.
In the Notes box, enter notes of your choice.
Select Save.
Filmustage adds notes to the tag.
Change a tag category
You can switch a tag to a different category.
Procedure
Select ✏️ to go to the Edit Tag window.
Use the Category dropdown to select the appropriate category.
Select Save.
Filmustage updates the tag’s category.
Assign a Cast Id
For tags in the CAST category, you can assign a Cast ID to identify individual cast members.
Procedure
Select ✏️ to go to the Edit Tag window.
Ensure CAST is selected in the Category dropdown.
In the Cast Id field, choose or enter the appropriate ID.
Select Save.
Filmustage assigns the selected Cast Id to the tag.
Add a reference image to a tag
You can add reference images to your script breakdown tags to help visualize each element and easily share ideas with your team. There are two ways to add a reference:
Use Filmustage's built-in image search.
Upload one from your device.
Add a reference image to a tag via a built-in search
You can search for a reference image using Filmustage's built-in reference image search to add it to your script breakdown tag.
Procedure
Select ✏️ to go to the Edit Tag window.
Select Search image 🔍 to go to the Search Reference window.
Optional. Do one of the following:
Select the Use images from stocks checkbox to search among image stocks.
Clear the Use images from stocks checkbox to perform your search among images located in the public domain on the Internet.
Optional. In the box with your tag’s name, enter your precise search request, and then press Enter.
You won’t have to leave Filmustage while searching.
Move through the image gallery to find the image you need, point to the image of your choice, and then select Select.
Filmustage returns you to the Edit Tag window.
Click Save.
Filmustage adds the reference image you’ve selected to your tag.
Add a reference image to a tag via uploading
You can upload a reference image from your device to add it to your script breakdown tag.
Procedure
Select ✏️ to go to the Edit Tag window.
Select the Upload image icon 🖼️.
Select the Upload image button to upload an image from your device.
Select Upload.
Filmustage uploads your image and returns you to the Edit Tag window.
Click Save.
Filmustage adds the reference image you’ve uploaded from your device to your tag.
Additional options
On the Edit Tag window, you can also:
Select Copy link to copy a link to the reference image you’ve selected to the clipboard.
Select Clear image 🗑 to delete the reference image you’ve selected.
Select Download image 🖫 to download the reference image you’ve selected to your device.
