When you’re building a shot list, you’re constantly checking the script. And a lot of people tend to keep it open in a separate window, jumping back and forth and losing their place every time. So we built the script right into the Shot List screen.
You can now open a script sidebar next to your shots. It shows your formatted screenplay with scene numbers to the left of every scene heading, so you always know exactly where you are. The two views stay connected. When you jump to a scene in the shot list, the sidebar scrolls to that scene and highlights it, so you don’t have to hunt for it yourself.
The toggle lives in the top menu bar, and if you like working from the keyboard, Shift+S opens and closes the sidebar. The sidebar also adjusts its width when you resize the window, because the space you have on a laptop and on a big monitor isn’t the same.
Most of the other work this cycle went under the hood, getting the script editor ready for bigger features coming in the next releases.