Key elements

Four categories; pick one as you tag:

• Characters — a character's sheet (face, full body, wardrobe).
• Scenes — that street, that room, that overpass.
• Props — props that appear on screen, and the product itself.
• Other — anything that fits none of the three above, a color reference for instance.

Audio can be tagged too (the theme tune, one character's voice) — it is just as much part of what this film is set up to be, and its tile shows a note icon plus a duration.

Go in through the ⋯ on a card (or in the detail header), choose Set as key element, then pick a category. Once tagged:

• It shows up in the block at the top of the side column.
• That category is ticked in the same menu, and a Clear key element item appears — back out from here if you tagged the wrong thing.

• Click a tile to open its details, exactly as clicking a full card does.
• Hover a tile and a button appears in its top-right corner that brings this piece into the chat in the right panel (see 11.6) — most useful when you want the agent to generate from this sheet.
• View by category — All / Characters / Scenes / Props / Other, to see just one kind.
• Narrow it to a group too — the same filter the columns use: show only what sits in one group on the canvas.
• Drag to reorder — the order here is yours to set, so put the lead first.
• With nothing tagged it reads No key elements marked yet and shrinks to a thin strip, so it never wastes room in the side column.