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Template:Animatic
Template documentationUsage
This template should be added to articles about individual animatics. The Vids category is automatically included.
Related templates:
- For vids, use the vid template.
- For anime music videos, use the AMV template.
- For video essays, use the video essay template.
- For other kinds of videos, use the video template.
See Help:Fanworks for more information about editing articles about fanworks.
To embed this template on a page, copy & paste the code below to the top of the new page:
{{Animatic
|vidtitle=
|creator=
|date=
|length=
|audio=
|fandom=
|externallinks=
|imagename=
|imagesize=
|imagecaption=
}}
Key
- vidtitle = title of the animatic as it appears where it was posted
- creator = the name of the artist(s) who worked on the animatic
- date = when the animatic was first posted/premiered
- length = duration of the animatic (e.g. 1:23)
- audio = source of the animatic's audio whether podcast dialogue (in which case give the episode name/number) or music (in which case give the song's title, artist/composer, and performer, plus please indicate if instrumental)
- fandom = name of the fandom(s), or "multifandom" if applicable
- externallinks = url where the vid may be found
- imagename= filename (as in, "Example.jpg") of the image for the animatic, if you have one. If you leave this blank, the infobox will just omit the image and caption.
- imagesize= image width, which will default to 100px if you leave it blank; 300px is a good size for image caps.
- imagecaption= caption or annotation for the image. If you leave this blank the infobox will just omit the caption.