Strip Board

Strip Board

The strip board is the primary scheduling interface. It displays your schedule as a vertical list of shoot days, each containing strips that represent scenes or events.

Layout

The strip board has three main areas:

  1. Scenario bar — Across the top, showing scenario pills and a ”+” button to create new ones.
  2. Toolbar — Below the scenario bar with search, filters, and action buttons.
  3. Day list — The main area showing collapsible day groups, each containing strips.

On screens 900px and wider, a 340px unscheduled pool appears on the right side.

Toolbar

ElementWhat it does
SearchFilter visible strips by scene number or location
Unit filterShow only strips assigned to a specific production unit
Detect ConflictsRun conflict detection across the schedule (the shield icon)
Add Shoot DayCreate a new day in the schedule (the + icon; hidden when the scenario is locked)

Schedule settings (strip display fields, conflict rules, units, timings) are not in this toolbar — open them from Global Settings → Schedule via the settings cog (in the sidebar, or the top bar on phones). See Settings below.

Day Groups

Each shoot day is shown as a collapsible section:

  • Day banner (header) — Always visible. Shows the day number, calendar date, crew call time, page stats, cast count, estimated wrap time, and warnings. Click to expand or collapse.
  • Strip list — The scenes scheduled for that day, shown as individual strip tiles.

Day Banner Details

The day banner displays:

  • Day number and calendar date
  • Primary location
  • Day type badge (if not a regular shoot day)
  • Crew call time
  • Total and remaining pages
  • Cast and extras counts
  • Estimated wrap time
  • Page count status (“On track” or “Over target”)
  • Lunch warning (amber pill, clickable to acknowledge)
  • Conflict badges (red, showing count)

The left border of the day banner is color-coded:

  • Purple — Night shoot (crew call at or after 17:00)
  • Amber — Day has warnings
  • Default — Normal day (subtle border grey)

Day Actions

Click the three-dot menu on any day banner to:

  • Edit Day — Change day number, date, type, crew call, location, or notes.
  • View Summary — See aggregated statistics for the day.
  • Add Banner — Insert a non-scene event (company move, meal, safety meeting, etc.).

Strip Tiles

Each strip tile is a compact row (40px height) showing scene information:

  • Color bar (4px left border) — Color-coded by INT/EXT and time of day
  • Scene number — Bold, centered
  • INT/EXT badge — “INT” or “EXT”
  • Time-of-day badge — Color-coded (DAY = orange, NIGHT = blue, DAWN/DUSK = orange)
  • Set name — Bold, uppercase
  • Page count — In eighths format

Additional fields can be toggled on or off via Display Settings:

  • Location, cast numbers, synopsis, unit badge, special flags (stunts, SFX, VFX, animals, intimacy, closed set), script day, revision color dot, estimated duration, extras count

Strip Status

Strips have a visual state based on their status:

StatusVisual
ScheduledDefault appearance
ShootingIn progress indicator
CompletedSemi-transparent (50% opacity), strikethrough text
OmittedStrikethrough text
HeldHeld indicator

Strip Actions

  • Drag to reorder — Grab and drag within a day to change the shooting order.
  • Drag to move — Drag to a different day’s drop zone to reschedule.
  • Complete — Click the checkbox to open the completion dialog (enter actual start/wrap times).
  • Uncomplete — Click the checkbox again to revert to “scheduled.”
  • Edit / Delete — Via the three-dot overflow menu.

Unscheduled Pool

The right-side panel (visible at 900px+) shows all scenes not yet assigned to a shoot day.

Pool Features

  • Search — Filter by scene number or location.
  • INT/EXT chips — Toggle to show only interior or exterior scenes.
  • Time-of-day chips — Toggle to show only day or night scenes.
  • Sort — By scene number, location, pages, INT/EXT, or time of day.
  • Strip count — Shows total unscheduled scenes with an alert banner.

Scheduling from the Pool

Drag a strip from the pool and drop it on a shoot day to schedule it. Drag a scheduled strip back to the pool to unschedule it.

Settings

Open Global Settings → Schedule from the settings cog (in the sidebar, or the top bar on phones). It has eight leaves: units, timing, rules, prep, day computation, strip fields, day banners, conflict detection. The modal opens on Production units; use the sidebar to switch leaves.

Schedule settings cover:

  • Schedule defaults — Timing, lunch/turnaround rules, prep times, sunrise/sunset computation.
  • Strip display — Which fields appear on strip tiles and day banners.
  • Conflict rules — Detection thresholds and per-element overrides.
  • Production units — 1st unit, 2nd unit, etc.

Always shown (cannot be toggled off): scene number, INT/EXT, time of day, set name.

Toggleable fields: location, page count, cast numbers, synopsis, unit badge, special flags, script day, revision color, estimated duration, extras count, sunrise/sunset, daylight hours, cast IDs on banner, extras count on banner.

Your display preferences are saved per project and persist across sessions.