It’s a follow-spot cue sheet. Like we’ve all made in Excel. But better...
Like all those old cue sheets, you can:
- enter cue details for each spot: level, colour,
size, time, description
- print cue sheets for one, some or all spots
- switch instantly between looking at one spot or a
combination of spots on-screen
- work inverted if it’s a dark stage
- highlight scene breaks or songs, to make it easy to
follow what’s going on
- jump straight to specific cues or scenes
- get level-change arrows generated, automatically
- print cue sheets that are compact, just printing
each spot’s cues
- (unless you’re in tech and want them all to
have the same pagination!)
- have print-outs highlight cues that are new or have
been changed, just as a reminder
- one-click shortcuts you define for characters,
sizes, actions
- one-click buttons for levels
- show details - name, venue, lighting team, logo
- character names
- actor names
- understudy names
- cast pictures - print a cheat sheet for spot ops
you meet on tour
- commonly used abbreviations - a glossary for your
operators
- spot type, colours loaded, and the operators’
names!
- take notes, by spot, by cue, for you
- edit and print those notes
- Import the show cue list from FocusTrack (so from Eos/Ion,
grandMA or Strand 500)
- So now you have it, right there!
- Print individual spot cue sheets
- Print master spot calling sheets
- Print character contact sheets, glossaries and more
If you call spots, it could be the tool you’ve been waiting for.
Get the information sheet.
Or why not download it and try it for yourself?
(Best of all, use it and you’ll be supporting some fine backstage charities!)