Exterior production planning
Test the run of day against the sun before you send it.
Outdoor schedules fail when time is treated as a blank column. CallSheet turns the timed run of day into a solar sequence, letting production compare setups before the schedule becomes a promise to crew.

- Checkpoints
- Call through wrap
- Map
- North-up satellite
- Measure
- Azimuth + elevation
- Document
- Link + PDF
The production decision
A feasible schedule and a photographable schedule are not always the same.
Travel, talent, meals, and location access may all fit while the exterior order works against the sun. The useful moment is before distribution: compare the important times, adjust the run of day, and only then publish the plan.
Working sequence
From plan to current crew handoff.
Choose critical times
Use crew call, first shot, exterior moves, hero setups, and estimated wrap.
Challenge the order
Compare the Sun Path and revise the schedule where the light plan conflicts.
Distribute the result
Send the final private link and PDF instead of a separate solar screenshot.
Truth boundary
What CallSheet does—and what stays a production judgment.
The Sun Path is a planning reference, not a guarantee of usable light. Weather and physical obstructions remain production judgments.
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