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Continuity
aka Script continuity · Visual continuity
The discipline of making sure every shot in a scene matches every other shot in the scene — wardrobe, makeup, props, blocking, dialogue, and screen direction — even though they were filmed out of order.
Continuity is the silent craft that keeps audiences inside the film. The script supervisor tracks every shot for matching wardrobe, hair, makeup, prop position, screen direction, and dialogue. The wardrobe and makeup departments shoot polaroid reference each time a setup changes. Props logs every status (broken, clean, hero, dressed). When a scene is reshot weeks later, continuity is what saves a producer from a hundred re-prep hours. StoryboardCanvas Characters + Costumes + Props all share the unified continuity graph; every AI Artist generation reads the latest reference photos before rendering a frame.
In StoryboardCanvas
See Continuity live in /characters
Every continuity we generate stays linked to the rest of the project — change a scene heading and the continuity updates automatically. No re-import. No copy-paste. One project file from script to wrap.
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Sides
A printable extract of just the scenes shooting today (or the scenes an actor reads in an audition), formatted to fit half-page sides for the cast.
Script Breakdown
Reading the screenplay scene-by-scene and tagging every element (cast, props, wardrobe, vehicles, stunts, SFX, animals, music, sound, atmosphere, extras, set dressing) into 12 industry-standard colour-coded categories.
Look Book
A curated reference deck — stills, palette boards, mood, costume samples, location references — pitched to a director, financier, or production designer before prep starts.