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.
Why not take a look?
(Best of all, use it and you’ll be supporting some fine backstage charities!)