Add a script or host notes in the studio

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Add notes to the top of the studio page so you can easily refer to them while keeping your attention on your participants and your gaze near the camera. 

Who: Hosts and producers
Plan: All plans
Device: Computer browser, Mac app, or mobile app

Step by step

Follow the steps below based on if you're using a computer or your mobile device.

  • Add a script or host notes from a computer

    1. Join a studio session as the host or producer.

    2. At the bottom of the screen, click script-icon.svg Script.

    3. At the top of the screen, type notes or paste in text from another source.

    You can add your notes in a studio at any time, including before and during the session. The text is automatically saved in the studio. The script notes are only visible to the host.

    Click and drag the bottom-right corner to resize the script box.

    Based on your plan, you can also view the script in a teleprompter during a live recording session.

  • Add a script or host notes from your phone

    1. Join a studio session as the host or producer.
    2. Tap the script-icon.svg script icon on the left-hand side of the screen.
    3. At the top of the screen, type script or paste in text from another source. 
    4. Tap Save.
      You can add your notes in a studio at any time, including before and during the session. The text is automatically saved in the studio. The script notes are only visible to the host.
      Based on your plan, you can also view the script in a teleprompter during a recording session.
       

Icon.svg Good to know

  • As the host, you can bold, italicize, and underline text in the Studio's script box.
  • At this time, you cannot add hyperlinks, numbering, bullets, or upload a document as text. 
  • The script has a max of 50,000 characters. This is roughly equivalent to 8,000 - 10,000 words.
  • Japanese text is not supported. While you can paste Japanese characters into the script box, they will not display correctly in the teleprompter.

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