Now that your whole team lives in CineLog, you need to get the list back out. So we added Cast & Crew export. You can export to PDF or CSV, with page layout and margin options, so the list drops straight into whatever your production office needs.
We also put faces on the roster. Workspace members can now upload profile pictures, and they show up across Cast & Crew, Call Sheets, and your project collaboration views.
Another big thing is shot numbering. Different regions number shots differently, so you can now pick between three conventions. It can be alphanumeric like 1A and 1B, it can be decimal like 1.1 and 1.2, or it can be plain sequential like 1, 2, 3. And the shot list now has a Cast & Crew column with stacked avatars, so you can see who’s assigned to every shot at a glance.
Call sheets picked up a batch of improvements too. You can show or hide individual sections, like Locations, Clients, Talent, Crew, and Extras. You can add a custom message to the crew that goes out with the email sendout. Departments and roles now sort in proper production order. And you can delete a banner right from the schedule edit overlay.
A few smaller things. Pending project invitations now show up right in the project selector, so you can accept or decline without hunting for an email. The export dialogs across Script, Storyboard, Shot List, and Call Sheets now all work the same way. If you land somewhere you don’t have access to, the app shows you the sections you can open instead of a dead end. The weather forecast on call sheets now covers ten days instead of seven. And deleting your account now requires a verification code sent to your email, because deleting an account should never happen by accident.
And 7 bug fixes across the app.