When you skip a scene in a video, that scene is not included in the video that you publish for your viewers.
There are two options for skipping a scene:
a. | Skipping a scene for everyone. This is useful when you are still working on a scene and do not yet want to include it in the published video. |
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Skipping a scene for a specific audience. This is useful when you don't want to show a scene to a specific segment. This option is based on data that is passed to SundaySky for each viewer (to learn more, see Video Personalization—How it Works). |
By default, no scenes are skipped in a video.
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From the scene line-up, select the scene that you want to skip. |
In the right panel, the skipping options are displayed: |
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Select either of the following options: |

Use this option when you want to skip the scene for all viewers. In the scene line-up, the scene thumbnail is marked as in the example below:

After selecting the option:
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Click the down arrow to open the Audience drop-down list. |
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Select the data element by which you want to segment your viewers. |
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In Skip scene for, open the drop-down list and select the relevant values. |
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In the scene line-up, the scene thumbnail is marked as in the example below: |
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When Previewing a Video with Skipped Scenes:
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If you preview an individual scene that is skipped for everyone, the message below is displayed. To cancel the skipping action, click Unskip Scene on this page. |
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If you preview a full video that has skipped scenes, these scenes will not appear in the preview and you cannot unskip them (as you can when you preview an individual scene). |
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If you attempt to preview a scene using a viewer profile that is tied to the skipped scene, the following message is displayed: |