CallSheetDownloadFilm production workflow
Put the sun plan inside the call sheet.
A location scout answers where the sun might be. The shoot-day plan has to answer where it will be at each timed setup. CallSheet ties the Sun Path to the production location, date, and run of day so the same reference travels with the document.
- Reference
- True north
- Inputs
- Location + date + time
- In the app
- Satellite view
- Crew output
- Private link + PDF
The production decision
The solar plan usually lives somewhere else.
A screenshot in a text thread and a call sheet in an inbox become two sources of truth. When the schedule moves, nobody can tell whether the solar reference still matches the run of day. Keeping the Sun Path in CallSheet makes the production document the place where the plan is checked.
Working sequence
From plan to current crew handoff.
Set the shoot
Use the production location, shoot date, and run-of-day times.
Review each setup
Check the sun direction and elevation over north-up satellite imagery.
Send one plan
Publish the private crew link and current PDF with the solar reference included.
Truth boundary
What CallSheet does—and what stays a production judgment.
Sun Path calculates solar direction and elevation. It does not model obstructions, local shade, reflections, cloud cover, or the exact look of light on the day.
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