What’s new
Who can do this: Everything here is live for every plan unless the entry says otherwise.The short version of each release, written for the person who was on set last week and wants to know what moved. Each line links to the tutorial that shows it.
October 14, 2026
Most of this release came from a 1st AD’s notes after running a feature on Spell Slate. Thank you, Chase. Scheduling- Scene lengths come from the PDF’s own page breaks and round to the nearest eighth, so day totals match the script. See Where the page count comes from.
- Each strip can show the address of where it’s shot, from the location’s Set Address & Contact card. See Show each location’s address.
- Banners can be changed after they’re in, including a start time and whether the shoot day prints on them. See Edit a banner.
- A split scene’s part can carry its own location, and the schedule PDF and One-Liner print it.
- Type a one-line synopsis for each scene on the Breakdown list. It prints on the stripboard, the schedule PDF, the One-Liner, and the call sheet. See Write a synopsis for each scene.
- Scene boards (production notes) survive a re-parse of the script. Boards from scenes the parse can’t match wait in the recovery dialog for you to place.
- The One-Liner prints banners in place, and you choose its columns under Export, One-Liner options. See Choose what the One-Liner prints.
- The One-Liner, schedule PDF, and Day Out of Days print the schedule’s revision label and colour in their heading and file name. See Mark the schedule revision.
- The Location Schedule’s Days counts shoot days worked at a location; Span is how long you hold it. See Read the Location Schedule.
- The Day Out of Days starts each category on its own page, and you can print one category alone. See Print one category.