Every play is a take.

Call sheet Design notes

1. Sc. 01

   The opening slate

   Before the first play, a full clapperboard sits on the poster. Hit play: the stick claps, one soft sync flash fires, and the card drops out of frame.

2. Sc. 02

   Clap to roll

   The sticks are a control. Click them shut to roll the take, with a real clap, and lift them to cut. They hinge at the left and lift a little further when you hover, inviting the clap.

3. Sc. 03

   Scene is the chapter

   The SCENE cell follows the chapters track: Scene 04, Unformed. Click it to cut to the next scene, Shift-click for the last, or use the arrow keys while it’s focused.

4. Sc. 04

   FPS is the speed

   Speed in camera terms. Slow motion is shot overcranked, so at 0.5× the slate reads 48 fps · Overcrank, and at 2× it reads 12 fps · Undercrank. Click to change speed.

5. Sc. 05

   A board, not a bar

   Controls live on a solid ink slate with chalk type, so they read over bright skies and dark interiors alike. The timeline is a film strip, with chapters as separate shots and an editor’s flagged playhead.

6. Sc. 06

   Set details

   HH:MM:SS:FF timecode that counts frames smoothly, a REC/STBY tally light, SOUND that reads MOS when muted, a TAKE counter that ticks with every replay, and a closing “That’s a wrap!”.