Get started with Shotlist
The Shotlist feature in Studio allows you to plan and organize your shoots effectively. This guide will walk you through the functionalities and features available in the Shotlist section.
Adding a New Shot
To add a new shot to your shotlist, tap the Add Shot button to create a new shot.
To import an element, choose from multiple categories (, , , , , ) of assets available in the Asset Browser. Click on the desired asset, and it will appear in the middle of the designer workspace.
Shot Components
Each shot contains the following components:
Checkbox: To mark the shot as completed, click the checkbox.
Description: Click on the description to edit and change it.
Attributes: Click on any attribute to bring up a menu with all possible attributes. Each attribute is editable by the user. After making changes, click the Save button above the menu.
Viewing Options
At the top of the Shotlist, you can choose from three viewing options:
Simple Tag View: Displays just the attribute in colored tags.
Tag with Icon: Displays an icon and the attribute in tags.
Table View: Displays the shotlist in a simple table format.
Mini Menu for Each Shot
On hover (for desktop) or on tap (on mobile), a mini menu appears for each shot with the following options:
Move Up: Move the shot up.
Move Down: Move the shot down.
Duplicate: Duplicate the shot.
Add Shot: Add a new shot after the current shot.
More: You can directly Edit or Delete the shot.
Menu Icons
The top right corner of the Set Designer contains several important menu icons:
Save Status: Shows if your changes are saved or not.
Custom Tag: Used for adding custom attributes.
Download: Export the shotlist as an PDF.
Save: Save your current document.
Crew: View and manage the crew members (if you are the owner of the document).
Shotlist: Access the shotlist feature.
Chat: Open the chat feature to communicate with your team.
Adding Custom Attributes
Click on the icon in the menu. Choose Add Custom Label. Select a custom icon, color, and label. The label updates automatically in the shotlist.
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