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Little PAShorder

Script in. Plan out.

Shorder reads your script, pulls every scene out, and builds the shooting plan — you reorder by drag and drop and see instantly what won't fit.

Import your first script
AI Import

Script in. Scenes out.

PDF, Final Draft, Movie Magic — Shorder parses scenes, cast, setting, day/night and INT/EXT. You don't start at zero.

Constraints

You write the rules. AI builds the day.

Cast availability, location windows, setup reservations — write it in plain text, Shorder builds the order around it.

Constraints

Describe your production realities — the AI optimizes the order.

Day setup

Drag and drop. Set sees it instantly.

Sort scenes like cards on a table — crew sees it live on phone and tablet.

Fill and reorder fast.

Scenes from the script, day blocks like setup, lunch and location move — all into the right day with drag and drop.

09.05. — Day 1Cast
34h10 / -2h
  • 1AEXTDAYEstablishing shot — camera drifts down onto Marienplatz. Protagonist enters the…50min
  • Setup15min
  • 3CEXTDAYWalking scene — all four cast walk down Leopoldstraße. Camera on D…55min
  • 2BINTDAYDialogue scene in the café. Protagonist and supporting cast discuss the new…65min
  • Lunch45min
  • Location MoveLeopoldstraße20min

Live On-Set View

Crew sees the order live — on phone and tablet, no refresh.

Platform

Script flows. Plan flows with it.

Shorder docks in: cast from Casting Binder, locations from Scoutglass, finished order into Callsheeter and Timeplaner. Nothing stays still.

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First time I had the board done on script day. Normally that's two evenings stuck in Excel."
Paul SchillingPA, MXR

Upload your script. Plan in 10 minutes.

Free plan, no credit card, no onboarding call — your first script parsed in under a minute.

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Free plan · Pay-per-Use from €10/shoot day · Team €99/mo

FAQs

Questions we hear a lot.

Everything you want to know before you upload your first script.

  • PDF, Final Draft (.fdx), Movie Magic (.mmsp) and Fountain. If your script is formatted to industry standard, Shorder handles it — for creative layouts, it can help to check the scene headings once.

  • You edit every scene by hand. Scene number, cast, setting — all inline. The script is just the starting point; you keep control.

  • Yes. Shorder organizes by day, each day is a container. Drag scene 14 to day 2, Shorder knows the context.

  • On push to Callsheeter, the final order lands in the callsheet with time slots, cast numbers and setup times — crew sees the plan on the live link.

  • You shift scenes in live tracking — Shorder recalculates downstream timing, and Callsheeter mirrors the change. Cast and crew stay in sync.

  • Yes — you can add scenes manually or import from an existing shot-list export. AI is the fastest path, not a must.