On Set

When the camera rolls, FilmKit's On Set tools capture what actually happens: which takes you shot, which ones are keepers, and the footage that comes off the cards.

Take logging

The On Set page is a fast take-logging surface built on the shots you planned. Each shot appears read-only with its number and angle/size/move/camera/audio badges, so the script supervisor can log without editing the plan.

  • Add a take with Add take under any shot.
  • Circle the good takes with — the industry "circled take" for the ones worth printing.
  • Add notes and keywords to any take, and delete takes you don't need.

Only scenes that actually have shots appear here. Deleted-scene and unknown-scene shots still render so nothing logged on set is ever lost. If you haven't planned shots yet, On Set points you to the Shots page first.

Footage

The Footage page is a log of the camera clips from your shoot — clip name, reel, start timecode, frames, resolution, codec, and date.

  • Import footage from a DaVinci Resolve CSV. FilmKit matches clips to scenes by number, creating shots and takes as needed, so your logged footage lines up with the plan.
  • Export back out with Export CSV (Resolve columns) or Export ALE (Avid Log Exchange), so the metadata round-trips cleanly into editorial.

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