Glossary

One-line definitions only. For behaviour, follow the link.

• Shot — a planned camera setup. Lives inside a scene.
• Scene — a group of shots that share narrative context. Numbered.
• Scene block — the visual grouping of a scene’s shots in the list, with the scene header as its first row.
• Banner — a non-shot row in Production view that marks a meal break, company move, or wrap. See Linear vs Production.
• Linear view — script-order view of the shot list.
• Production view — shoot-day order view of the shot list. Has scene-scope selection rules; see Linear vs Production.
• Production Day — a scheduled shoot day. Each Production Day appears as a sub-entry in the sidebar.
• Focus mode — single- or multi-scene filter on the shot list. See Focus mode.
• Selection mode — the persistent mode a list enters when one or more rows are selected. Gestures route differently; see The basics.
• Previs — a reference image or video frame attached to a shot.
• AV Script — the two-column Audio / Visual script for timed spots, kept in sync with the Linear Shot List. One per project; see AV Script.
• Review round — one “Send for review” cycle of the AV Script. Comments and row statuses are tracked per round; see Client review.
• Review link — the shareable AV Script link for external reviewers, View only or Comment & Approve. No account needed.
• GFX — a graphics overlay entry on an AV Script row: Lower Third, Super, Full Screen, Bug, or End Card.
• Storyboard View — a saved layout / filter for the storyboard. One scene can have several.
• Cast & Crew View — a saved filter on the Cast & Crew directory.
• CineSync — the sync engine that persists edits to the device and propagates them to the server and other devices.