Script continuity log

Organize takes and flag conflicting notes.

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Updated 2026-09-20

Script continuity log explained

Keep scene, shot, take, selection and continuity notes in a CSV worksheet. The report keeps every field and flags multiple selected takes or changed continuity notes within the same scene and shot.

Next: Post-production deliverables tracker

A worked example

Two selected takes for scene 1, shot A create a review prompt. Different notes create a separate prompt so an intentional change can be distinguished from a mistake.

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A local text log, not automatic video analysis. Notes are supplied by you and must be reviewed by the production team. Nothing is saved between visits unless you download it.

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