Do I have to write in all of the drawings?

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u003cbr/u003eNo, you don’t. When you’ve completed and delivered your script, whiteboard artists will take it and concept art to be hand-drawn in sync with your voiced script. Happily, conjuring imagery for all manner of topics is their forte—you won’t have to detail visuals in your script in order to see great art onscreen in your video.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eOne caveat: you don’t have to write in all the drawings, but the artists draw based on what you write. This cuts two ways: much like the immortal line from u003cemu003eField of Dreamsu003c/emu003e, if you write it, they will draw—and if it’s u003cemu003enotu003c/emu003e in the script, it won’t be in the video.  u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eIn other words, since our artists take their cues directly from your script, they won’t ignore any of its language; don’t include anything that you don’t want to see drawn onscreen. And if you don’t write a word or idea into the script, they’ll have no way to know it belongs in the video, and you will not see it reflected in the drawings.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eYou don’t have to write in all the drawings, but keep anything you don’t want to see out of the script and make sure to include everything you need to see as a drawing in your video.

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