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Coverage report

Who can do this: Free plan on your first project, Supporter on all projects. Viewing needs project access; members with view-only access can open it too.
One page that answers the question you’d otherwise answer scene by scene: who still needs a single, and where. Find it from the Coverage report link on the Builder’s scene bar, or on the shot list view toolbar. On a phone, it is at the top of the shot list.

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Read the grid

Scenes run down the side in script order. Characters run across the top.
  • A solid dot in the character’s color means they have a dedicated single in that scene: at least one shot covering only them.
  • A hollow dot means they only exist in shared shots there, like a two shot. Real coverage, but no single.
  • A faint dot means no coverage at all.
  • The Master column fills when the scene has an establishing or wide shot.
Cut shots never count. The report promises what will be filmed, so a shot you cut stops crediting anyone the moment you cut it. The coverage report: scenes down the side, Del, Maya, and Ruth across, with solid, hollow, and faint dots and the Master column

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Jump to a scene

Click any scene in the grid to open that scene in the Builder, ready to add the missing shot.

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On a phone

Each scene is a card instead of a grid row, with the same dots. A card names only that scene’s characters and anyone a shot credits, so the faint dots are the people in the scene still waiting for a shot. Tap a scene to open its shot list. The coverage report on a phone: a card per scene with Master and each character's dot

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Download the PDF

Click Download PDF at the top of the report. The PDF is landscape and carries the same grid; a cast wider than twelve columns splits into stacked column groups so nobody falls off the page. The coverage report PDF, landscape, with the same scenes and dots

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Which characters appear

Every active character from your breakdown gets a column, covered or not. An empty column is the point: that person has no coverage anywhere yet. Custom subjects (like “Doorway” or “Insert”) only appear when a shot actually credits them.