Keep breaking down and scheduling in ThinkCrew. Export the schedule as a USS file, the open format ThinkCrew created, and G-Casper Pro drafts a call sheet for every shoot day from it: scenes, cast, elements and banners. When the board changes, export again and re-import. Your call sheet work stays where it was.
ThinkCrew was founded by Michael Williams, one of the original creators of Casper, the Excel call sheet G-Casper Pro grew out of. The layout you know from Casper is still the one on the sheet.
A USS export carries the stripboards, scenes, cast and elements in one file. Pick the stripboard you shoot from, and every shoot day arrives as a drafted call sheet to check and send.
USS explainedExport a fresh USS file after a revision and run it through the re-import wizard. It shows the old and new schedule side by side and asks before it drops a day or renumbers cast. Crew calls you set stay put.
Schedule versioningComing from a Casper or G-Casper Excel workbook? It imports directly: crew, cast, background, scenes and the call sheet data you already typed in.
Schedule importExport the schedule and breakdown as a USS 1.1.0 file, stripboard and boneyard included, so the schedule can go back to ThinkCrew or on to any other tool that reads it.
Exporting to USSThinkCrew runs in the browser and so does G-Casper Pro. Nothing to install, and the whole AD department and the production office work on the same show at once.
Working togetherOnce the day is right, each person gets their own call by text or email, with a private link that opens the sheet on their phone.
Text and email distributionPick the sample USS file, choose the stripboard and watch the days build. The tabs and log rows are the Import page's own.
Import Universal Scheduling Standard (*.uss) files
A demo file is ready to select
Scenes that moved follow their new day. Crew calls you set stay put. Your notes and banners carry over.
Export it as a USS file from ThinkCrew and upload it on G-Casper Pro's Import page, on the ThinkCrew tab. USS is an open format, so no plug-in or account link is needed.
No. They are separate products. The connection is history: ThinkCrew's founder co-created Casper, the Excel call sheet G-Casper Pro grew out of, and ThinkCrew created the USS format both tools read.
A USS file can carry several. The import lists them and you pick the one you shoot from.
G-Casper Pro is in private beta. Join the waitlist and get your first 3 shoot days free when access opens.