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When the cameras roll, know what to do.
Six private, hands-on sessions that take you from script prep to on-set continuity and a clear editorial turnover.
The script is open. Camera’s rolling. What are you tracking?
Continuity is only one piece of a script supervisor’s job. The real challenge is staying ahead of the set while making a record editorial can trust.
- 01Which story day is this, and what must match from another scene?
- 02What changed between takes: action, dialogue, props, or eyelines?
- 03What coverage did the camera actually get, and what is still missing?
- 04Could an editor understand your notes after everyone has wrapped?
Don’t memorize a stack of forms. Learn the working process.
CineSync connects each note and decision to why production and editorial need it. You practice the workflow, get individual feedback, and learn to make a useful call when the plan changes.
From first read to final report.
Build a repeatable process for the three phases of the job.
Prepare
Break down the script, follow story chronology, time scenes, and flag continuity questions before the shoot.
Track
Line coverage, record takes, watch for meaningful changes, and communicate clearly with the crew.
Turn over
Organize facing pages, logs, reports, and script notes so someone in editorial can use them.
Six sessions. One complete workflow.
Private instruction, demonstrations, production examples, hands-on exercises, and feedback. Sessions are approximately 90 minutes, usually spaced about a week apart.
The script supervisor’s job
Follow the role from prep through production and editorial.
Script prep & breakdown
Map story days, characters, props, wardrobe, timing, and continuity concerns.
Lining & coverage
Record setups and takes, and recognize when a scene needs more coverage.
Continuity on set
Track action, dialogue, eyelines, screen direction, and changes under pressure.
Reports & editorial
Create useful notes and reports, including a practical Scriptation workflow.
Mock production
Put the process together in a simulated shooting day and get specific feedback.
Learn from experience earned on set.
CineSync draws on a decade of work across feature, commercial, and vertical productions. Our training connects the script supervisor’s paperwork to the decisions unfolding around the camera, with a director’s perspective on why those details matter.
In private sessions, we can focus the examples, exercises, and feedback on your experience and the productions you want to work on.
The goal: a clear foundation and a process you can keep practicing on real sets.
Train with usThe training is built around doing the job.
Each part of CineSync gives you a chance to practice, ask questions, and turn what you notice into a clear production record.
See yourself doing this work?
If you’re here because you want to feel more prepared on set, that’s the right reason to take a closer look. You can start from where you are now and build the process one skill at a time.
Want to arrive with a plan before the first take?
We’ll practice breaking down the script, mapping story days, and finding continuity questions before the shoot begins.
Want to know what matters while cameras roll?
You’ll work through coverage, takes, action, dialogue, and the changes that can affect the edit.
Want someone to review the decisions you make?
Private sessions give you room to try the work, ask questions, and get feedback on the notes you produce.
Show up ready to follow the story and the shoot.
Choose your purchase option on the next page. We’ll send scheduling details after you enroll.
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