Cast list
Who plays whom.
- What it does
- The cast list shows each person, the character, contact, availability, notes and scene count. Characters without an actor show as Needs casting.
- What it is for
- To see at a glance which parts are still open.
Cast, crew and locations live in the Production workspace, linked to the scenes they belong to, so the schedule and call sheets already know who and where.
Record the address, access, parking, the nearest hospital, availability, notes and photos. Mark each place as an idea, shortlisted, confirmed or rejected.
Link each actor to a character, and keep contacts, availability and notes for cast and crew alike.
Each one with what it does, what it is for, and where it is available.
Who plays whom.
Link a real person to a role.
More than one actor for a part.
Cast a part before it is written.
Photo, contact, notes and scenes.
Everyone behind the camera.
Role, department, contact and dates.
Contacts stay out of exports and OpenFrame AI.
Shown in a screen above: Cast drawer
Shown in a screen above: Cast, an actor open in the inspector
Tell the schedule when someone is free.
Tidy the lists safely.
Every place you might use.
Only the name is required.
Track a location from idea to decision.
Shown in a screen above: Locations filter confirmed
Address, access, photos and the scenes that use it.
Shown in a screen above: Location drawer
Shown in a screen above: Locations, a new location open in the inspector
Nearest hospital and emergency contact.
Shown in a screen above: Location drawer hospital
Shown in a screen above: Locations, a new location open in the inspector
Parking, noise, permission, power and more.
Move scenes from a place you lost.
Remove a place you no longer need.
Characters come from the screenplay and the Breakdown. Availability and locations feed schedule warnings, and call sheets fill in cast, crew and places from here.
Written guides on the real screens of your platform.
Create your OpenFrame library in the folder OpenFrame suggests, so you can start working.
Put a place you are considering into the notebook.
Show only the places that match a name or a status.
Move a place from Idea to Shortlisted to Confirmed, or mark it Rejected.
Record the address, contact, nearest hospital, emergency contact and practical notes for a place.
Keep scouting pictures with the location, and choose the one that appears on its card.
Add dates when a place is free or is not, so the schedule can warn you.
Move scenes from a place you rejected to a practical replacement, without editing the script.
Jump from a place to the scenes shot there.
Make a new OpenFrame library in the folder OpenFrame suggests.
Record a place you are considering, with its address and nearest hospital.
Move a place from Idea to Shortlisted, Confirmed or Rejected, and see only the places in one status.
Tidy the notebook from a card's menu, and understand what Delete does.
Keep a photo, private contact details and the dates an actor can work.
Add the people working on the film, with a role and a department.
Take someone off the crew list, and know what happens to call sheets already issued.
Enter the day's times and read the estimated timeline.
Include only the scenes you want, and make sides for everyone or for chosen cast members.
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