Show or hide columns in crew, cast, and background grids based on what your production actually tracks. Drag to reorder. Add custom columns for production-specific data fields not in the default layout. Your column configuration persists and carries into PDF exports.
| SCENE # | INT/EXT | D/N | SCENE HEADING | DESCRIPTION | CAST IDs | LOCATION |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4 | INT | D | GOWER HOUSE – LIVING ROOM | George learns about the loan and Building & Loan crisis. | 1, 3 | Stage 8 |
| 17 | EXT | D | BEDFORD FALLS MAIN STREET | George runs through the snowy street, greeting the town. | 1 | Backlot A |
| 24 | INT | N | GOWER'S DRUGSTORE | Young George stops Gower from sending poisoned capsules. | 1, 5 | Stage 4 |
| 31 | EXT | N | BEDFORD FALLS BRIDGE | George stands on the bridge, considering jumping. | 1, 2 | Backlot B |
Click the pencil icon to open the column manager. Try hiding columns, dragging to reorder, and adding a custom column.
Add your production company logo, studio mark, and network or streamer logo to the call sheet header. Each logo slot is independent. Upload once and it applies to every call sheet day, every SMS link, and every PDF export for that production.


Hover to edit or resize. Toggle layout below.

Choose how compact the crew and cast call sheet sections appear. Commercial fits more whitespace and works well for smaller productions. Blockbuster compresses row height to near-zero vertical padding so a 300-person crew fits on a single printed page.
Add floating notice boxes anywhere on the call sheet front or back page. Use them for safety briefings, stage rules, EPK notices, weather advisories, or stunt day reminders. Drag to position, resize, format the text, and lock once placed. Templates give you a starting point for common notices.
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.
Ghost Mode redacts all sensitive data: crew names, phone numbers, cast identities, and the production title. The call sheet structure, times, and scene schedule stay intact. Use it when presenting the call sheet at a pitch, on a conference screen, or when sharing a layout without revealing who is on the production.
| # | NAME | ROLE | M/U | CALL |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | JAMES STEWART | George Bailey | 5:00A | 6:00A |
| 2 | DONNA REED | Mary Hatch | 4:00A | 5:30A |
| 3 | LIONEL BARRYMORE | Mr. Potter | 7:00A | 8:00A |
| DEPT | NAME | PHONE | CALL |
|---|---|---|---|
| CAMERA | Joseph Walker | (310) 555-1234 | 7:00A |
| CAMERA | Edward Garvin | (818) 555-5678 | 7:00A |
| SOUND | Richard Van Hessen | (323) 555-9012 | 7:30A |
| GRIP | Tom Coleman | (310) 555-3456 | 6:30A |
Toggle Ghost Mode to see how sensitive information is replaced with skeleton elements while call times and structure remain intact.
Every grid in G-Casper Pro works like a spreadsheet. Tab through cells, navigate rows with arrow keys, undo changes, and copy-paste across cells without reaching for the mouse. The command palette gives you fast access to any action. Press ? at any time to see the full shortcut list.