Quickstart — Script Supervisor
You're a T2 role focused on continuity and takes. Scenes are hidden by default (you don't write breakdown), but the Script Sup Dashboard is full write, and shots / takes / continuity-notes are your write zone. Editor log is read-only.
Day one
- Open Coverage → Script Sup. This is your home dashboard.
- Walk through today's scenes (left panel) → today's shots (middle) → take entry (right). The takes you log here flow through to the editor log at wrap.
- Add continuity notes per element as you go. Tap an element on the scene side to attach a note.

What you do day-to-day
For each take, capture:
- Take number — auto-increments per shot.
- Status — circle (the good take), hold (might use), ng (no good), false_start.
- Camera report — camera, camera body, lens, t-stop, filter, focus distance, duration.
- Notes — what was different, who muffed a line, performance notes.
After the day's coverage:
- Continuity notes per element — what wardrobe rolled the sleeves to, what prop position was, what makeup state. Each note carries which department captured it (HMU / Wardrobe / Set Dec / Camera).
- Director picks — rank takes the director called for. These show up as "selects" in the editor log.

Continuity workflow
When you tap an element row, a drawer opens for note entry. The note ties to the (scene, element) pair, and optionally a list of shot IDs. State free-text — "blue mug, handle camera right" or "sleeves rolled to elbow, top button open."
Notes from previous scenes for the same element show in a stack so you can scan continuity history without flipping pages.
See Script supervisor workflow for the full continuity + take loop.
What you can write to
- Shots (write)
- Scene takes (full — you own this)
- Continuity notes (full)
- Script Sup Dashboard (full)
- Editor Log (read)
What you can't:
- Scenes (none by default)
- Schedule (read only — UPM owns it)
- Call sheets (none)
- Crew / cast (none)
Next reads
- Script supervisor workflow — continuity + takes + picks.
- Editor log — what gets handed off at wrap.