Give pre-production your best shot
Shooting your story on a budget and under a tight schedule puts pressure on your camera crew to get it right the first time. With Celtx, you can annotate your script to generate detailed daily shot lists, so your team knows exactly what is needed to capture your creative vision.
See Celtx’s shot list in action
How it works
After finishing your script, the Celtx shot list feature helps you identify shots for each scene and outline everything that your camera crew needs for an efficient shoot.
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Annotate Your Script
Highlight text in your screenplay and ‘shot-tag’ them to automatically populate a shot with script information.
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Detail the Shots
Help your crew understand the creative vision. The shot creation menu allows you to describe the shot and include detail like the size, frame, extra angles, and type of camera movement. Use any system preset, or create your own.
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Generate a Daily Shot List
Celtx compiles a shot list for each of your shoot days automatically. Select a shoot day and create a shot list to distribute a PDF to your director and camera crew for use on set. With Celtx, you call the shots.
Tools for every stage of production
The Celtx studio guides you every step of the way with integrated tools and features.
Writing
For film & TV, and theater.
Keep your scripts organized.
Write to industry standards.
Story Development
Visualize your story structure.
Bring your script to life.
Set writing goals and better understand your script.
Pre-Production
Easily tag script assets.
Organize every element in your script.
Plan out every shot.
Automatically create a stripboard from your script.
Track their every detail.
Easily generate and distribute to cast and crew.
Production
Track expenses and prevent overruns.
Dynamically generated and updated.
Get a snapshot of your shoot.
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