Getting Started
What is SceneItAll?
SceneItAll is a workspace for film and television production teams. It keeps scripts, scene breakdowns, cast and crew, schedules, and production reports together in one project. This page explains what you can do and where to begin.
Get set up
Work through these in order the first time:
- Create your account
- Create or join a project
- Upload your first script
- Find your way around the app
- Read your dashboard
- Understand roles and permissions
What you can do here
The app is organized into six sections, each with its own overview and task guides:
| Section | What it does |
|---|---|
| Dashboard | A project summary: count pills, KPI rings, a schedule calendar, tasks, shortcuts, and recent activity. |
| Scripts | Read scripts, manage episodes and revisions, and compare versions. |
| Breakdown | Break scenes down into tagged elements such as cast, props, and wardrobe. |
| Crew | Keep cast and crew directories, departments, an availability calendar, and mailing lists. |
| Schedule | Build a strip board, arrange shoot days, try out scenarios, and detect conflicts. |
| Reports | Generate call sheets, sides, production reports, Day Out of Days, one-liners, department lists, cast info sheets, and the full schedule. |
You reach these from the sidebar or bottom navigation.
How your work stays connected
Script → Breakdown → Crew → Schedule → Reports
Your work moves through SceneItAll in this order. A script provides the scenes you break down. The breakdown supplies information for your crew and schedule. Reports then use that production information.
Some reports always show the latest information. Others, such as call sheets and one-liners, keep a saved version until you refresh them. The guide for each report explains when it updates.
Scripts, crew, schedules, and members stay inside their project. SceneItAll does not copy them into another project automatically.
Identity and access
SceneItAll uses a secure sign-in service and does not store your password. See Create your account.
Inside a project, your role — owner, admin, member, or viewer — decides what you can do. See Roles and permissions.