Where a film is. storyboard: its version (send it to edit_studio_video_storyboard), scenes (each id, n, type, seconds, what we see, what is say-d, the on_screen words, status made / changed / making / failed / new, a picture_url, on a filmed scene its storyboard_sheet_url (the sheet of its key moments the scene is made from — show it; redraw it free with edit_studio_video_storyboard redraw_storyboard), and on a scene that copies a video's moves follow: the part it copies (from/to), its line and the other parts it may follow (choices)), things (people, places, products, style), layers (music, voice — with voice.take { url, seconds, stale } once the voiceover is recorded, to play to the user — captions, and the film's pace, punchy or calm), script_options (other versions of the script; pick one with edit_studio_video_storyboard pick_script_option), still_missing (what the director will choose if nobody does) and undo. button: the film's one button — its label and hint exactly as the user sees them, its price in credits with the lines it is made of, the quote_hash, step (film = this press makes the film; on a narrated film voice_with_film: true means the voiceover is recorded in the same press and the scenes are cut to it — its price is already in credits and lines, so it is ONE press. voice_first, when present, is the opt-in two-press way for a user who asks to hear the read before any picture: its own label, credits and quote_hash record only the voiceover, and the film after it costs about film_after_voice_credits. voice = an older quote with no one-press price: this press records only the voiceover; voice_after = an ad or reel shot picture-first: its picture is done and this press records the voiceover fitted to it and puts it on the film, with any lines_too_long to shorten first), nothing_to_make, the allowance for fixes (budget) and making.stoppable while a press is making. Before make_studio_video the user must see that price: in a chat with approval cards, propose make_studio_video and the card shows it (never write the label as text); otherwise show them the label and the lines first. Also: status, the timeline (each clip's kind, duration, status, its file as url and a file_name to save it under; for a transparent drawn graphic transparent.mov_url / transparent.webm_url; a separate-clips shot is delivered trimmed to its planned length and usually without sound, so url is that delivered file only once it is ready, full_take_url/full_take_file_name the take as generated, and delivery.state one of finishing, finishing_late, delivered, as_generated), an older film's plan waiting for approval (pending_plan with proposal_id, quoted_credits and its price_lines), drawn_on_film (motion_graphics: playing = a motion-graphics edit plays with its captions and closing card in the picture, kept = taken off and kept to put back, null = none; layers: each overlay layer — captions, end_card, hook_title, lower_third, logo, drawing — with what it shows; put_back_available: what the last removal took off. To change any of it, ask in studio_video_message — "remove the motion graphics", "put the graphics back", "remove the extra captions" — free, at once), the director's last reply (last_reply, written at last_reply_at) and question, a rough_cut (several of their clips: joined or not, and what next), and export.url once the film is put together (ready: true). On a connection with a daily Creative Credit cap, daily_cap shows remaining_today and whether it covers_button / covers_pending_plan, editing_budget shows the persistent automatic-edit cap, revision, used/reserved/available credits, and latest charge state. An active cap authorizes requested paid edits within its remaining amount; it is not a charge or future reservation, and unused credits are never charged. daily_cap still shows the connection's separate daily Creative Credit limit. Poll about every 30 seconds while making. Does not spend.