How to Read a One Line Schedule

Where exercise I observe Running Order?

The stripboard is located under the "Stripboard" bill of fare. Click on Running Order in the orange toolbar.

The Stripboard colours

Beneath y'all find the stripboard colours for drama screenplays and AV scripts. They build on the standard manufacture colours, merely where they are lacking (dawn, morning, sunset, evening) we take added our own. Notation that the Running Guild stripboard colours for rundown for entertainment build on the source colours.

Stripboard colours: INT dawn/morning

INT. DAWN

INT. Morn

Stripboard colours EXT. Dawn

EXT. DAWN

EXT. Morning

Stripboard colours: INT day / afternoon

INT. DAY

INT. AFTERNOON

Stripboard colours: EXT. day

EXT. Solar day

EXT. AFTERNOON

Stripboard colours: INT dusk/evening

INT. Sunset

INT. EVENING

Stripboard colours EXT dusk-evening

EXT. Dusk

EXT. EVENING

Stripboard colours: INT night INT. NIGHT Stripboard colours: EXT night EXT. NIGHT
The stripboard earlier scheduling

Earlier you lot have started your scheduling, your stripboard is empty because you have not yet added any scenes to your scheduling. Scenes will start to appear every bit presently as scheduling starts.

How to work with a Running Order Stripboard for TV, film, drama, entertainment, non-fiction, documentaries, talkshows and commercials

Customising the stripboard and the strips

The Running Social club stripboard works for all of our 3 script formats: screenplays, rundowns for live & studio multicamera productions and AV scripts for commercials and trailers. It allows for a huge range of customisation – from creating a minimal one-liner to a stripboard with ALL information. Just click to bear witness, hide, filter and search!

Filter or limit your pick

The filter block on top appears by default. You tin click the small x in the right-hand corner to remove it for printing. To add the bear witness/hide block underneath, click on the carte du jour button to the left of the green help push and select "Show/Hide".

Filtering the running order, formatting strips and the stripboard, for TV; film, drama, entertainment, non-fiction, reality and commercials

You tin fine-melody your stripboard by filtering in a multitude of means:

  • Select a production twenty-four hours range
  • Testify a specific engagement range
  • Evidence all teams, selected teams or only one specific team
  • Filter on ane or more characters, locations or atmosphere groups.
  • Search on a scene number or scene header/slug

TIP! Multiple choice selections: To select several characters or locations:

    • On a Mac:  hold downwardly Command button on Mac and click to select multiple options.
    • On Windows: For Windows: Hold down the control (ctrl) push to select multiple options.
    • On iOS: Just click On All Characters or All Locations. In the list that appears, merely click on the characters or locations you desire to include. You will see a checkmark before the selected objects.

Select which information to show in your strips

In the Testify/Hibernate block (see the image above) you can just click to evidence or hide information. Your stripboard volition react in real-fourth dimension to create the written report yous have been aiming for.  To add together the show/hibernate block, click on the card button to the left of the green help push button and select "Show/Hide".

Bear witness statistics

To add statistics (see under the Scenes headline in the image below= click on the menu button to the left of the green help push and select "Statistics". Statistics change depending on how you filter your Running Order. That means y'all tin see stats for an unabridged series, or just for a character, a production day, a appointment range, a location or a team.

Running Order statistics

Add together a character index

If you do not want to display character names, but prefer numbers, you can display and print a grapheme index. Click on the menu push to the left of the green assistance button and select "Graphic symbol Index".

Add a character index to your stripboard | for film, TV; drama, entertainment, non-fiction, documentary, reality, commercial productions

Print the stripboard on paper or as a pdf

While Dramatify helps you lessen the environmental touch of your product and make all information every bit readable as possible regardless of the size of the screen, sometimes you lot want to print certain data or make a pdf.

Blueprint your stripboard or i-liner as you want information technology, and so click on the Edit menu and select Impress. Now, depending on your web browser there are a few different choices you tin can exercise.

In the print choice popup, you tin select if you desire the web browser header and footer and if you want your stripboard in color or black and white. In general, the stripboard relies on the unlike stripboard colours and tin exist hard to understand without the background colours.

Your stripboard during and after scheduling

When you have started your scheduling your script, the scenes start to appear in the social club y'all have scheduled them. (Note that yous practise the scheduling under Planning > Scheduling.)

At the elevation of the stripboard underneath the Show/Hide bar,  you'll see production stats with episodes, productions days, full pages, estimated running time and estimated production fourth dimension.

Production day information

Dramatify have five different types of call sheets. The normal shooting call sheets, have a small pic camera icon to the left, Shooting call sheet .

The other icons that may appear (if y'all use these types of phone call sheets) are:

You lot have also the date and the unit of measurement base if you accept connected that to the phone call sheet (not in the scheduling).

Whatsoever banners appear as you accept added them in the scheduling.

Scene information

In each scene, the scene information is quite cocky-explanatory, only a few things are important to point out:

  • A scene number like the commencement scene in the prototype, 5:1, means the scene is split and this is scene v, part 1. Below yous come across the second office of the scene, 5:2.
  • The PGS and Day just before the set and synopsis, are the page length (PGS) of the scene, and Solar day is the script day.
  • ST and PT to the right means Segment Time, i.e. the estimated finished time of each scene, and Production Time, i.due east. the estimated production time of the scene.
  • The number in the dark grey box to the right is the production day number.
Show / hibernate information

You can decide exactly which information you'd similar past showing or hiding information on the strips.

Stripboard during and after stripboards

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