Getting Started

Your Shot List Builds Itself

Open the Shots tab in your project and you’ll find it already populated — there is no “add shot” button. Every panel in your storyboards appears here as a shot row, so as you draw, remove, or reorder storyboard panels, the shot list stays in sync automatically.

If a project has no storyboards yet, you’ll see “No storyboard panels yet. Create storyboards to populate the shot list.” Create a storyboard for a scene and its panels flow straight into this view.

Header and Totals

At the top of the page, the Shot List heading is followed by your shoot date range (once shoot days have dates). To the right, a blue badge shows the total shot count across the whole project, and an amber unscheduled badge appears whenever some shots still aren’t placed on a shoot day.

The Summary Table

Below the header, a summary table gives you the whole shoot at a glance. Each row is a location group, labeled with its scene numbers and scene heading (setting, location name, and time of day). The columns are Shots, Scheduled (shown in green), and Unscheduled (shown in amber).

Click any row to expand that location and smoothly scroll down to its card. On narrow screens the table collapses into a tap-friendly stacked list with the same counts.

Location Cards

Beneath the summary table, shots are grouped into cards by filming location. Named locations are sorted alphabetically, and a “No Location” group appears last for any shots whose scene has no assigned location. A scene that plays at more than one location shows up under each of them.

Each card header shows the scene numbers, the scene heading (setting, location name, and time of day), and a shot count — plus green “scheduled” and amber “unscheduled” pills. Cards expand automatically the first time you open the tab.

Export to PDF

Use the Export PDF button in the header to open a printable shot list in a new tab. The dropdown lets you export All Scenes at once, or pick a single Scene to export just that scene’s shots.