Script Breakdown
Import shooting drafts, build scene strips, mark pages, break down cast and department elements, and bring in revised pages.
Explore Script BreakdownMoviePrepper features
Film Production Software
Break down the script. Build the schedule. Send the call sheet. Prepare the department lists and close out each shooting day.
From script to call sheet
Build the paperwork around the shooting plan
MoviePrepper carries the script breakdown into the shooting schedule and the paperwork for the day.
Scout locations, prepare cast and crew lists, build department orders, and record budgets, actuals, and daily reports.
Production tools
Prep the production. Issue the day’s paperwork.
Use the tools you need for prep, scheduling, shoot days, and wrap.
Scheduling
Build stripboards, move scenes, lay out shoot days, and revise the shooting order.
Explore SchedulingCall Sheets
Prepare the daily call with scenes, cast and crew calls, locations, weather, department instructions, sides, PDF delivery, and confirmations.
Explore Call SheetsCast & Crew
Build crew lists, plan work dates, track travel and lodging, prepare DOODs, note food needs, assign walkies, keep documents, and set production access.
Explore Cast & CrewCostume, Hair & Make-Up
Build cast looks, track garments and products, assign changes by scene, add wear notes, and follow continuity through the shooting schedule.
Explore Costume, Hair & MakeupArt Department
Build the set list, connect practical locations, prepare set dressing and construction, keep references, follow production dates, and track costs by set.
Explore Art DepartmentLocations
Compare location options and keep photos, maps, parking, hospitals, permits, contacts, and scout notes with each location.
Budgets
Build top sheets, accounts, line items, globals, fringes, and working estimates.
Explore Film BudgetActuals
Compare working and locked budgets with committed costs, paid actuals, and account variance; code expenses, split charges, and review vendor totals.
Explore Production ActualsPre-production
Break down the script and build the schedule
Turn the script into scenes, elements, strips, shoot days, sides, and call sheets.
Scripts
Import scripts, detect cast and sets, and bring revised drafts into the breakdown.
Scene Elements
Tag props, wardrobe, vehicles, background, special equipment, sets, and custom elements.
Explore Scene ElementsStripboards
Turn scenes into strips and arrange the shooting order by day.
Day-Out-Of-Days
Track cast work days, holds, starts, finishes, travel, and rehearsal days.
Sides
Create sides from selected scenes or from the scenes scheduled for the day, then print or attach them to the call sheet.
Explore SidesProduction Reports
Record calls, meals, scenes, pages, setups, rolls, cast, background, crew hours, Exhibit G, signatures, and the day’s production notes.
Explore Production ReportsCreative prep
Prepare the look, shots, and departments
Keep visual references, shot plans, costumes, hair, makeup, and art department notes close to the scenes they belong to.
Mood Boards
Collect images, videos, links, media library items, labels, board colors, notes, and print-ready visual references.
Shot Lists
Plan coverage by scene with camera details, timing, storyboards, production tags, printouts, and XLSX export.
Explore Shot ListStoryboards
Keep boards, frames, notes, and scene references with the planned shots.
Costumes
Track wardrobe, costume changes, continuity, measurements, and references.
Hair & Makeup
Record hair and makeup looks, notes, references, continuity, and performer details.
Art Department
Track sets, dressing, construction needs, labor notes, and art prep.
Shoot day
Prepare the call before crew call
Prepare the call sheet, sides, maps, files, locations, crew details, and department notes before the crew arrives.
Call Sheets
Add scenes, call times, cast, crew, locations, meals, parking, notes, and attachments.
Call Sheet Email
Send the call sheet with sides, maps, PDFs, and other files for the day.
Production Calendar
Plan meetings, tasks, pickups, returns, and production events beside shoot days, fittings, set dates, days off, holidays, and crew travel.
Explore Production CalendarTech Scout
Link sets to practical locations, build camera and G&E lists, and keep scout media, notes, and scene strips together.
Explore Tech ScoutCamera Lists
Build camera packages with bodies, lenses, media, power, accessories, monitors, support, filters, crew, and prep dates.
Explore Camera ListGrip & Electric Lists
Build G&E packages with fixtures, distro, overheads, flags, stands, hardware, support, crew, and prep dates.
Explore Grip & ElectricProduction Reports
Close out calls, meals, scenes, pages, rolls, cast, background, crew hours, Exhibit G, signatures, and the final record of the day.
Explore Production ReportsProduction details
Prepare the people, vehicles, vendors, and gear
Track the people, places, vehicles, vendors, documents, and gear needed to make the day work.
Vendors
Store vendor contacts, orders, quotes, invoices, and notes.
Warehouse
Track inventory, wrap boxes, purchases, returns, and printed item lists.
Explore WarehouseTransportation
Build the vehicle list, assign picture cars, and carry production vehicles, rates, dates, notes, and totals.
Explore TransportationDocuments
Attach contracts, permits, maps, invoices, releases, references, and production files.
Media
Store photos, videos, drawings, references, and department files.
Notes
Keep notes with the scene, location, contact, budget line, or department they belong to.
Made for production
For film, TV, commercials, music videos, and vertical dramas
Use MoviePrepper for small crews, fast schedules, multi-day shoots, features, shorts, branded work, and productions that keep changing.
From script to call sheet
Break down the script. Build the schedule. Send the call sheet. Keep the production paperwork ready for the day.
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