A shot list is every frame you plan to capture: type, movement, lens, length, and who is in it, grouped by scene. In WeClickk each shot is a real form, and the list becomes a storyboard. Add the missing shot below.
This is a real WeClickk brief going through approval: V1 out, client notes back, V2 signed. Drive it yourself.
Day 1 of Desert Film: 5 shots are planned across 2 scenes, but the hero close-up is still missing. Add it through the real form: name, shot type, movement, duration, and talent, and watch it land on the board with every stat updating.
Type, camera movement, lens, and length on each shot: Wide, Medium, Close-up, Insert, B-roll, color-coded like the app.
Reference frames on the cards, grouped by scene, with a list view one tap away when you need the table.
Import sluglines straight from Plan → Script, and every shot lands in its scene automatically.
Assign who is in frame, so talent calls and the day plan follow from the shots themselves.
On the shoot day the board turns into a tracker: mark shots covered as you roll and always know what is left before wrap.
Every shot you plan to capture, written down before the day: what it is (wide, medium, close-up, insert, b-roll), how the camera moves, which lens, how long it runs, and who is in frame. It is the bridge between the idea and the schedule.
Per shot: a name, shot type, camera movement, lens, planned length, talent, and a reference frame if you have one. Grouped by scene, so the day plan and the storyboard read the same way. In WeClickk each of those is a real field, not a spreadsheet column.
They are the same information at two zoom levels: the storyboard shows frames, the list shows specs. In WeClickk one tap switches between them, so the DP looks at frames and the producer looks at runtimes without keeping two documents.
Check coverage live. The list follows you to set, every shot gets marked as it is captured, and "what is left before wrap" is always one glance away. The shot you forget is the one the edit needs three days later.
The brief gets signed before the shoot, V1 to locked.
PLAYBOOKSigned on set with a QR code, before take one.
PLAYBOOKThe approved number, tracked from brief to wrap.
PLAYBOOKThe day in blocks, and the callsheet reads from it.
PLAYBOOKThe one-page plan your crew reads the night before.
PLAYBOOKStart the day, log every take, and wrap on time.
PLAYBOOKCrew, kit, talent, and locations saved once, reused every shoot.
PLAYBOOKThe brief gets signed before the shoot, V1 to locked.
PLAYBOOKSigned on set with a QR code, before take one.
PLAYBOOKThe approved number, tracked from brief to wrap.
PLAYBOOKThe day in blocks, and the callsheet reads from it.
PLAYBOOKThe one-page plan your crew reads the night before.
PLAYBOOKStart the day, log every take, and wrap on time.
PLAYBOOKCrew, kit, talent, and locations saved once, reused every shoot.