Direct with Talk to Rush
Use conversation to explain creative decisions and review the result in context.
Be specific about the target
Name the production, scene or shot you mean. Explain the desired result and any details that must stay consistent. “In Shot 2B, keep the cast and room, but let the character pause before answering” is more useful than “make it better.” Check the change in the relevant script, reference or shot after Rush responds.
Use voice when it helps
If voice conversation is available for your plan, allow microphone access in the browser and use a quiet room. Recording an instruction and uploading a character’s voice reference are different actions. Tell Rush whether an audio file is a spoken instruction, a performance reference or audio you want in the film.
Keep approvals and costs visible
A conversation is not a substitute for reviewing the quote and approval controls shown for a production action. Check your plan for included conversation or recording time and any usage charges. If the microphone is blocked, use typed direction or update the browser’s site permissions.
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