Set the typography for your production title directly in the call sheet. Choose a font, size, weight, color, and letter spacing that fits the tone of your show. The title appears at the top of every call sheet you generate.
Click the title text to open the style toolbar. Scroll the font list for all 65 families. Changes reset on page refresh.
Over 30 fonts are available, from clean sans-serifs to production-appropriate display faces. Indie feature, big-budget studio, documentary, or commercial: there is a typeface that fits. Fonts are embedded so they print correctly on any machine.
65 font families. Change the title text in the designer above to update all samples.
Three density presets let you control row height, font size, and spacing across the call sheet. Default works for most productions. Commercial tightens things up for smaller crews. Blockbuster matches the density of a hand-built Excel crew list on a 200-person feature.
Each scene strip on the call sheet gets a background color based on INT or EXT and Day or Night. The four color slots are yours to set. Change them once in the Globals tab and every call sheet in your production updates to match.
Set crew call times relative to General Crew Call instead of typing absolute times by hand. The wheel snaps to offsets in 15-minute increments. When General Crew Call shifts, every relative call time updates with it. No manual recalculation.
Call times are relative offsets from General Crew Call. Click any time to adjust it.
Place draggable, resizable notes anywhere on the call sheet. Use them for stunt notices, EPK advisories, stage rules, or weather warnings. Ten built-in templates get you started. The text editor supports bold, italic, alignment, and custom background color.
Drag from the top-left handle to reposition. Resize from the bottom-right corner. Click to select, then click into the text to edit it. Use the toolbar to lock or duplicate.
G-Casper Pro scans your call sheet for common errors before you send. Missing contact numbers, scenes without cast, and schedule conflicts surface as flags pinned to the relevant section. Toggle them off when you have reviewed them or fixed the issue.