• What is a Script Supervisor

• Equipment and Supplies

• Learning the Craft of Script Supervising

• Element within a Script Example: Title Page of Script Example: Elements of a Script

• The Estimated Script Timing Example: Elements of the Estimated Timing Form

• Revising Any Form Example: Elements of a Revised Estimated Timing Form Example: Estimated Timing Explained

• Estimated Timing Form

• Estimated Timing Form for TV

• The Scene & Page Count Example: Scene & Page Count

• Revised Sc. & Pg Count Sc & Pg Count Explained

• Page Count Guide

• The Script Supervisor’s One Liner Example: One Liner

• Breakdowns

• Camera Angles

• Forms & Distribution

• Pre-production Test

• Etiquette

• Basic Sequence Script Lining

• Matching Actions

• Editor’s Daily Log

• The Camera Column

• The Sound Column

• The Scene Column

• Letter Clarification

• Slating

• Example: The Slate Explained

• The Slate

• Reshoots

• 2nd Unit

• The Time Column

• Remarks Column

• Lens

• Description Column Example: Editor Daily Log Explained Daily log typed

• Facing Page Example: Facing Page Form ExplainedFacing Page Typed

• Production Report Example: Production Report Form Explained Production Report typed

• Next Scene Up Example: Next Scene Up Form explained Next Scene Up hand written

• Timecode Example: Editor’s Daily Log

▪ Facing Page

• Lining the Script Example: Lining the Script

• When the Script Line continues Example: Lining Continues to Next Script Pg (2 pgs) Lining Pick-Ups

• Lining Multiple Cameras Example: Lining Multiple Cameras