On a Film Set: Reading the Stripboard Schedule

One of the most important documents you need in regards to Producing, Directing, or Acting in a film is the Stripboard Schedule, also called the One-Liner Schedule.

This is a document created usually by the Assistant Director (AD), or the Line Producer (sometimes this is a dual role on smaller films).

In this video, Tom goes over each column and what it means in regards to the schedule. Every "real" film will have a one-liner, and you should familiarize yourself with what it entails!

Also, Tom references his video on the Day out of Days Report. That link is here:    • What is a Day Out of Days Report?  

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