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# Storyboarding using a script

Here’s a quick tutorial on how to create storyboards using script on Morphic:

1. Go to [Copilot](https://studio.morphic.com/chat) on Morphic
2. Type a prompt such as “Generate a black and white storyboard of these scenes….”
3. Optionally, include character actions, camera angles, mood, or environment
4. Click Generate to create your storyboard

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Copilot will create storyboard frames by breaking the generated story or script into clear visual scenes. That’s how you can create storyboards using a script on Morphic. This helps turn written scripts into clear visual scenes.

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If you have any trouble or have any questions, feel free to reach out. We're happy to help, write to us at [**support@morphic.com**](mailto:support@morphic.com)**.**


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