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One-Liner Schedule
aka Oneliner · One liner
A compact summary of the shoot — one line per scene — with scene number, location, INT/EXT, DAY/NIGHT, page count, cast list, and short description.
A one-liner (or oneliner) is the leaner cousin of the stripboard. Each row covers one scene with the bare minimum the production office needs to plan: scene number, INT/EXT, DAY/NIGHT, location, eighths of a page, cast IDs, and a short description. Producers send one-liners to financiers and bond companies. Department heads use them to plan dress days, equipment hires, and cast holds. In StoryboardCanvas, the one-liner is a one-click export from the schedule with optional cast-hold density and budget-line counts.
In StoryboardCanvas
See One-Liner Schedule live in /calendar
Every one-liner schedule we generate stays linked to the rest of the project — change a scene heading and the one-liner schedule updates automatically. No re-import. No copy-paste. One project file from script to wrap.
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DOOD
A grid showing every cast member, every day, with their status — on call, hold, work, travel, drop, or pickup — across the full shoot.
Stripboard
A vertical strip per scene colour-coded by INT/EXT and DAY/NIGHT, arranged into shoot days so the production can be scheduled by location and time-of-day clusters.
Call Sheet
The one-page (or two-page) document sent to every cast and crew member the night before a shoot day with their call time, wardrobe time, scenes shooting, and locations.
Sides
A printable extract of just the scenes shooting today (or the scenes an actor reads in an audition), formatted to fit half-page sides for the cast.