Proper greasepencil animation workflow: How to manage "scenes"? What
I'm trying to figure out how to &quot;correctly&quot; manage multiple-scene grease pencil animations.
By multiple scene, I mean, maybe I drew an animated intro title, then I want cut to a street scene, then I want to cut to an indoor scene. Ideally I would like to be able to quickly preview and shift the cuts while animating, so I can fine-tune the cuts with the pacing of the animation.
The options I've considered so far:

Animate the visibility of all the grease pencil objects in the title to &quot;hidden&quot;

Awkward if there are lots of objects, clutters up timeline and makes it easy to accidentally miss an object when moving the keyframes later


Erase the strokes at the right time

Involves manually erasing every greasepencil object; also hard to edit after the fact?


Jump to a new camera somewhere else in 3D space

Seems like maybe the best option to me right now, but still feels &quot;hackish&quot;, and could be awkward if working with large and 3D greasepencil scenes.



None of these really seem like the &quot;right way&quot; right? What am I missing?
I generally create an empty grease pencil keyframe (something like a single dot out of camera) and i move it at the end of the scene, so it acts like an &quot;off&quot; button for the active object. Hackish, but it works.