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The Locations section is populated by the Location Assets that are associated with the scenes scheduled for that Shoot Day. Weather forecasts populate automatically once your Shoot Day is ten days or less away. Ensure this information is included and accurate within the LocationвЂ™s entry in the Catalog. Weather information is based on first Location that is scheduled on the Call Sheet. This data reflects information found in the Stripboard and weather reports вЂ“ updated in realtime. Other information is inserted manually, though sometimes this will be aided by suggestions drawn from your Catalog, Cast & Crew and existing Call Sheet entries ( partially automated). Some of this information will populate automatically from other documents in your Celtx Studio вЂ“ and from up-to-date weather reports.

Editing and Updating your Call SheetД¬all Sheets are information-rich documents.

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You can update your template at anytime, and these updates will apply to existing call sheets upon clicking the вЂњrefreshвЂќ button any Existing Call Sheets.

Any new call sheets you create will contain pre-populated and locked Template information. Your Call Sheet Template stores information that rarely changes within a single production, like Production Company details. Title your call sheet and click вЂCreateвЂ™. YouвЂ™ll be asked to select which shoot day the Call Sheet is for, and whether to show a Next Day Summary. Once youвЂ™re ready to create your first call sheet, click вЂњCall SheetвЂќ вЂ“ from your main Project View or directly from your Schedule. To adjust this, click the Calendar button found on top of your Stripboard, and drag-and-drop the Start Day accordingly. Once you create your first вЂњEnd of DayвЂќ, your projectвЂ™s Calendar will default your first Shoot Day to the current day вЂ¦ thatвЂ™s cutting it a little tight. To do this click the вЂњAdd End of DayвЂќ button, then drag the End of Day banner below at least one scene. To generate a Call Sheet, be sure that at least one Scene is found above an вЂњEnd of DayвЂќ banner. Your Stripboard is how you organize which scenes are shot on which days. This data information is defined in your Schedule вЂ“ specifically the Stripboard and the Calendar. While information is gathered from across your Project, at a minimum creating a Call Sheet requires a Shoot вЂњStart DateвЂќ as well as one or more scheduled scenes. Before generating a Call Sheet, youвЂ™ll want to ensure that the necessary information is included in other Project documents.