Scenes
Every scene gets its own page, seen through your department, and the scene list keeps the production’s running order.
How it works
- Scenes come from the script Each scene joins with its number, interior or exterior, location, time of day and the characters in it. You can add scenes by hand too.
- Open a scene You see your department’s photos and note for it, then everyone in the scene with what they wear or carry there. Principals and background are kept apart, with the head count the scene needs.
- Break it down Add a costume change, style or look to a character, or place a prop, straight from the scene.
- Track it Mark where the scene stands, from to do to done. Everyone on the production sees the same status.
Key features
- Your department’s view Photos, notes and the breakdown for the department you work in. Switch department at any time.
- Cast in the scene Every character in it with their change, style, look or props, and background with head counts.
- Scene details Number, setting, location, time, a short summary, the days it shoots and who’s in it, all editable.
- Running order Drag scenes into order and renumber them in bulk. Clashing numbers are blocked, and a retired number is never reused.
- Omitted scenes An omitted scene keeps its number, and the list can show or hide them.
- Find a scene Search the list by number, place, interior or exterior, time or shoot day.
- One search Scenes, characters, items, crates and records, by name, number or code.
- Readable with no signal Scenes you’ve opened stay readable offline. Enhanced offline mode is coming soon.