I just wanted to know how many authors actually use the Guidebox throughout their whole story.
- I do!!
- I don’t
- Only For Certain Scenes
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I just wanted to know how many authors actually use the Guidebox throughout their whole story.
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I hate the previewer and use a tablet to direct anyway so I know for sure that everything fits on a tablet screen. I use the guidebox mostly when using overlays or doing certain animations to make sure things will still look okay on a phone.
Yeah, that’s smart
I use the guide box because it makes things feel balanced to me. I feel weird using up the entire screen that phone users see. I also I don’t want to exclude tablet readers.
I actually prefer it to use up the screen to make the scene look more dramatic
Oh! I’ve never heard that before! I feel like it shows so much body that it’s all up in your face…well…that can be dramatic now that I think about it lol!
I do use the guidebox often but most of my stories were written before it existed and I never went back to check old scenes fit so it doesn’t feel right to claim that I do
I have a pet peeve with speechbubbles and I use a lot of zooms and overlays, so I use it a lot.
It took me a while to understand to what it was for, but when I understood it became my bff on the Writer’s Portal.
I didnt use it at first but then i started reading on my tablet too and i could not see the eyes of the characters so i was like ‘i have to start using that damn guidebox’
I try to use it but I always try to use it for scenes with zooms but I just recently started doing it.
I use it so my stories are suitable for phone and tablet users