Call sheets
Call sheets built from the schedule day.
SetSnitch is a call sheet app that starts from the schedule. The Snitch fills in each day's call sheet from the schedule, the scenes, the locations, the sun and the weather.
The AD checks it, makes it their own and publishes it, and each person in the crew reads what matters to them on their iPhone or iPad.
The problem
Every call sheet starts from scratch.
A call sheet repeats what the schedule, the cast list and the locations already say, so building one each night means copying the same facts over again, late, with the next day already waiting.
How a call sheet comes together
The Snitch prefills each day's call sheet from the schedule, the scenes, the locations, the sun and the weather.
You make it yours. Drag anything around and change what you like before it is published.
You publish it. The AD decides when the sheet is ready, and publishing it is always their call.
Everyone gets their own. The sheet as a document, and on each phone what matters to that person.
Everything connected
The whole production, in one place, from prep to wrap.
The script becomes the breakdown, the breakdown becomes the schedule, the schedule becomes the call sheets, and the call sheets become the shoot day, live on iPhone and iPad. Each step knows what the one before it knows.
Coming from another tool
FAQ
Fair questions.
Can I use the call sheets I already make?
Yes. Bring them as PDFs, or even a photo of the paper one, and the Snitch reads them into a working day.
Who decides when a call sheet is published?
The AD. The Snitch drafts it, and the AD checks it and publishes it.
How does the crew get the call sheet?
In the SetSnitch app on iPhone and iPad, where each person sees what matters to them, and as a document.
Bring your production. Not a new way of working.
SetSnitch opens to everyone on November 18th. The waitlist is open now.
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