Prelude CC - Analyze content/Story integration grayed out

Question

I am excited to try out the new Story integration, but the option to use the embedded script is greyed out for me.  I don't have a lot of experience with Story, so maybe I set up the file or formatting wrong:
I created a new Film Script in Story. (I didn't see anywhere to create a transcript script)
I gave it a basic heading title.
Over in Prelude, I opened that document in the Story panel and dropped it on the clip.
When clicking on Analyze Content, the window that comes up doesn't give me the option to use the embedded script.  (See attached)
Any insight?  Hopefully just user error.  Looking forward to using this. 
As an aside...so excited about this new version - absolute favorite app in the suite and it got a ton better.  Looking forward to trying all of the new features....Great job Wes and team...

Answer 1

The script needs to be formatted correctly in Story for this function to work.  I was having trouble getting a transcript (or any block of text) to be utilized in the speech analysis.  Even if you are using text from a transcript, it has to be formatted into a Film Script template with the proper formatting. If you already have a proper script with scene headings, characters and dialogue, you should be fine.  If you just have a block of text (from a transcript, for example) you need to follow these steps:
In Story, create a new document as a Film Script using the Film Template.
You can erase the template title page it creates for you.
Give the document a Scene Heading (make sure it is formatted as Scene Heading in the drop down for formatting)  This will be used as the title you see for the document over in Prelude.  It can be any description you wish - it doesn't have to follow the conventions of screenplays. (ie INT-Office - DAY)
Add a character name. (Again, format it as Character in the format drop down)  I use the name of the interview subject for transcripts.
Paste in the text from the transcript. 
Depending on where your cursor was when you pasted it, the transcript body may already be formatted as Dialog.  If not, select it all and change it to Dialog in the drop down format menu.
Save.
In Prelude, open the Adobe Story panel under the Window menu.
Sign in.
Click on the project and then double-click on the document you created in story.
Drag the document name (under Scene) onto the clip you want to associate the text to.  It will create a new badge icon to show the clip is tied to a script.
Right click the clip and choose Analyze Content...
If your script was formatted properly, you should be able to check the box "Use Embedded Adobe Story Script."
Click OK and AME will process the file and add Speech Transcription markers to the clip based on the Story transcript.
Now, when you send to Premiere, you can work with the clip using text - search for it, add in/out points using speech, etc.  Very powerful and useful.
Of course you can do all of this without a script/transcript, but the quality of the AME transcription will vary greatly by the audio file used.