Presentation mode

Full-screen play of a sequence for client review meetings. Hides the editor chrome and walks through your shots in order.

The full-screen playback view of a project's sequence. Hides the editor, shows one shot at a time, advances through the Sequence Timeline in order. The right tool for showing client review work without the distraction of the editor's UI.

Published view of the project loaded in the browser - black background, project title centered, owner avatar and name, Press play to watch action, with playback controls along the bottom

What it does

Showing work to a client in the editor means they see the timeline, the asset library, the gallery, the chrome. None of that helps the conversation about whether the shot lands. Presentation mode is a focused, full-screen replay: one shot at a time, in sequence order, each lasting its authored duration before advancing.

How to use it

1. From the project, open Compose mode.

2. Click the play button in the top-right toolbar, next to Share. It's a right-pointing triangle.

3. The sequence plays full-screen. The first shot in the Sequence Timeline appears, plays for its duration, then advances to the next shot.

4. Use the on-screen controls to pause, advance, or exit. There are no keyboard shortcuts for playback today; the mode is click-driven.

The viewport is full-window; no panels, no chrome, no toolbar.

What plays

Presentation mode plays the rendered output for each shot in the order set by the Sequence Timeline. If a shot has video, the video plays for its duration. If a shot has only an image render, the image holds for the shot's authored duration before advancing.

When a shot has no rendered output

Presentation mode falls back to the Scene (3D graybox) image of the shot. The audience sees the structural framing of the shot rather than a black frame, and the sequence keeps playing. Render the gap when you want a finished frame in its place.

When to reach for it

• Client review meetings. Open presentation mode at the start of the meeting; click through shot by shot or play the whole sequence.

• Internal review with creative leadership. Director or DP wants to see the cut without the editor noise.

• Self-review at the end of a working session. Walk the project to see how the shots read together before committing more time.

When not to reach for it:

• Active editing. Presentation mode is read-only; you can't tweak from inside it. Switch back to Compose to change anything.

• Sharing externally. For sending to a client who isn't in the room, Export Video produces a video file you can share without giving them an Intangible login.

Customizing the presentation

A few settings affect how presentation plays:

• Title slide. The auto-generated title slide uses the Title field from the Publish tab. See Poster.

• Shot ordering. Reorder in the Sequence Timeline before opening presentation.

• Shot durations. Set in Shot details. Presentation honors the authored duration.

Limits and known issues

• No audio mixing. Audio plays per-shot from each shot's rendered output. Cross-shot audio (a continuous music bed across the whole sequence) requires external editing tools.

• Black between cuts. The transition between shots is a hard cut. No dissolves, no transitions.

• No export from presentation mode itself. What you see playing is what's on disk in each shot's gallery; to share the whole sequence, use Export Video.

Related

• Publish tab

• Poster

• Timeline

• Export Video

• Shots