
Show ScriptEasy one bin you laid out by hand. It learns your layout, files a whole day's footage into scene bins, and flags anything that doesn't add up — so you spend the morning cutting prep, not dragging clips.
Three tools you can use today. All of it reads what's really in your bins — never just the clip names, because names get changed and slates get missed.
Drop in a bin you laid out by hand. ScriptEasy reads your pattern — groups over angles, spacing, picture size, where the window opens — and shows you a side-by-side before you save it.
Drop the day's bin. Get a bin for every scene, laid out your way, sized to open whole on your screen. Download them all, or just the one you need.
Your colours come through untouched. Mis-slates, mismatched cameras and missing scene info are filed anyway and turned red — so you catch them on your pass, not in the cut.
The same idea, carried through the rest of the job: the tedious, exact work handed off, so you can do the part only you can.
Markers dropped where each take starts, matched to the lines in the script.
Takes lined against the pages, and a script bin per scene built for you — no blank bins to set up.
Every effects shot pulled into one list you can hand off and keep up to date.
Lines flagged for replacement, gathered by character and scene, ready for the stage.
Continuity notes built from your footage and script, and easy to edit as the cut changes.
Every shot followed from the day it's shot to final online — what's in, what's changed, what's still owed.
One place that knows every shot, all the way through.
Make an account (free while it's being built), show it one bin, and organize the rest.