The day-after report: what was shot, pages, setups, times, cast time logs (Exhibit G style), crew clock times. Supporter plan. See Plan limits. You can create from the call sheet or schedule sidebar, edit, send the DPR by email, and export Exhibit G PDF.Where to find it: Schedule sidebar: clipboard icon per day. Call sheet: open the More menu and click Create Daily Production Report (or Daily Production Report once one exists). The call sheet’s Export menu also has Export DPR PDF. On the DPR page itself, Send DPR is the main button, and Export PDF and Exhibit G PDF live in the Export menu.Create a DPR for a day (from call sheet or sidebar). Fill scenes shot, pages, crew/cast times. The crew count field suggests a number pulled from that day’s call sheet. Click Use to accept it or type your own. Cast and crew hour totals are calculated for you from the time logs and show on the report and the PDF.Once the DPR exists, edits save automatically as you make them. A “Saved” indicator appears in the corner, and Update DPR still works if you prefer to save manually.Crew can clock in/out from the call sheet link; times appear on the DPR. To edit a crew clock time, click it, then type the time or use the arrows and click Save. Click Clear to remove a time you set by mistake, so that person is not counted as on set. Approve or reject crew time adjustment requests from the DPR page if crew requested corrections.Use Send DPR to email it; recipients view and confirm via link. Export Exhibit G PDF for SAG-AFTRA when needed.Day Start, Day Wrap, and shooting hours: enter crew call in Day Start and last person out in Day Wrap, and the DPR totals the day for you. The total is elapsed time from start to wrap, meals included, and it shows on the report and the DPR PDF. If the day’s stripboard banner has a start and end time, the report also shows how far you ran over or under the scheduled day, so you can see overtime days at a glance.
