Create a call sheet from a day on the schedule. Scenes, cast and locations are filled in for you; you add call times and the practical notes.
Weather, extras, departments, advance schedule, crew, communication, special notes, attachments, reference images and custom fields. Anything unknown says Needs input.
If the shooting day changes after you made the call sheet, it shows that it needs a refresh and lists what changed before you apply it.
Each one with what it does, what it is for, and where it is available.
Every call sheet in one place.
Start from the schedule.
Begin from a saved layout.
Crew call, general call, wrap and meals.
The day's plan on one page.
Missing details are shown, not invented.
Add only what the day needs.
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Forecast on the sheet.
Background artists and their calls.
A note for each department.
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What comes next.
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Who is called.
Who to reach and how.
Anything unusual.
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Attach maps and pictures.
Add a field of your own.
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The sheet tells you when the schedule moved.
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Freeze the version you send.
Change a final sheet without losing it.
Know when a final sheet is out of date.
The call sheet stays readable.
A PDF ready to send.
Remove one you no longer need.
Call sheets are made from shooting days on the schedule, using the cast, crew and locations of the project. Sides can use the call sheet as a cover page.
Written guides on the real screens of your platform.
Make a draft call sheet for one shooting day, filled in from the schedule.
Know what the Create Call Sheet dialog is telling you when it offers no day to choose.
Narrow the list by text and by status, and show older revisions when you need them.
See where each part of the sheet is and how editing and saving work.
Fill in the crew call and the other times, the title and the production block.
Add the address, meeting point, hospital and emergency contact for each location.
Add a start time to each scene and a call time for each actor.
Record the emergency contact, transport, meals, safety and day notes.
Open the Add Section menu and add a section that is not on the sheet yet.
Make a call sheet for one shooting day and open it for editing.
Find what came from the schedule, then type the call times, production details and location notes only you know.
Add weather, extras, crew, contacts and other sections that suit your shooting day.
Fill the Crew and Extras sections you added with the people you need on the day.
Add a second sheet for the next shooting day and see both in the list.
Narrow the list by name, by status, or to include older revisions.
Open, refresh, finalize, export or delete a call sheet without opening it first.
Review what changed in the schedule and bring the call sheet up to date without losing what you typed.
Freeze the version you are about to send.
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