Shot list
The shot list is where you define shots per scene (or scene part): size, type, movement, coverage, setups, and banners. You create shots from script text in the Builder, then browse, edit, export, and share from the View. Visual → Shot List. Use the tabs or links to switch between Builder and View.- Managing shot lists: Builder and View, adding shots, groups, settings, banners, setups, export, and share. See Managing shot lists.
- Using your shot list on the shoot day: Marking shots as shot, cutting shots, Show cut shots, Restore, and As Shot export. See Using your shot list on the shoot day.
- Reference images or storyboards: Adding a reference image or storyboard frame to each shot. See Reference images and storyboards.
- Coverage by character: Defining coverage when adding shots and viewing coverage by character in the Builder to see how much coverage you have for the scene. See Using shots to confirm coverage (by character).
- Sharing a shot list: Create a view-only share link so anyone with the link can view the shot list without signing in. See Sharing a shot list (view-only link).
- Camera, lens, and focal length: Camera and lens on shots come from the project Equipment list (Production → Equipment). When a camera has unit labels (e.g. Cam A, Cam B), you can choose a camera designation for the shot. Use Focal Length (optional) to record the specific focal length for zoom lenses (e.g. 35mm), separate from the lens name. See Equipment.