Create new shooting days, episodes, scenes, settings and a lot more by pushing the respective field. Then you enter the value in the drop-down menu underneath via keyboard and push “+”.

Delete episodes, scenes, settings and all presets and members of the cast simply with a “Backswipe”. Just swipe once from the right to the left behind the entry and then push “delete”.
 

Delete single takes or clips by pushing “Delete”. Then click on the red “x”-symbols to delete single elements.
 

A MasterLockit – if adjusted to a supported camera – is able to transfer clip names directly into the LockitScript App. If you are using the App stand-alone, you have to create the clips manually via the “+”-button.

We stored the counting algorithms of most of the common types of cameras to make this step as simple as possible.

If you want to edit the clip names, click on the “pencil”-symbol on the right. Depending on the type of camera you can now edit the reel number and clip number.

Notice: The display is based on the shooting day. This means you will only see the clips created on the currently selected day of shooting.

 

Allocate Clips to a scene/setting/take

There are two ways to allocate the clips to the relevant scenes/settings/take.

Way 1:

The quickest method is the allocation with a “Swipe Down”. Just swipe top down over the symbol of a clip and it will automatically “fall down” into the currently selected take (or into the next empty one, if the currently selected take already contains a clip).

Like this the following clip is for example allocated to scene 3 /setting 1 / take 2.

Way 2:

You can also allocate a take via “Drag & Drop”. Simply pull the clip into an existing take or onto “Take +” to create a new take.

Use the very same method to allocate a clip to any take later on. Or try a “Swipe Up” to push a clip back up into clip window.

 

 

Clip folder

On the right side in the app the clip folders are being displayed. The “Waste Clip”-folder is there by default. Allocate clips to this folder via “Drag & Drop”.

  

You can also create your own renamable clip folders. To do so, simply pull a clip via “Drag & Drop” onto the “+”-symbol and then name your new folder.

    

You can delete clip folders by clicking “Edit” and “-”. The clips inside the deleted folders will not be deleted but send back into the clip window.

    

You can use as many cameras as you need at the same time in LockitScript. Just select the necessary number in the tab “Presets” pressing “+” or “-”. Then select the type of camera in the according pop-up.
 

Create new cameras and types of cameras in the LockitWebTools. Go to the tab “Presets / Cameras” and press “+”, then name the camera as you wish to (e. g. “Camera 5”) and select the corresponding type of camera in the drop-down menu.

We are trying to keep the list up to date. If you ever work with a camera you can not find in the list drop us a message stating your clip naming scheme (e. g. “A001_C001”).

Back in the LockitScript App you first press “Sync to WebTools”. Now you can select the new type of camera.

Enter working hours for the daily progress report.

Open the timekeeping screen by a swipe to the left in the tab “Report Input”.

Tap the “pencil”-symbol top left and add all departments you wish to track to the list. Create new departments using the LockitWebTools.

You then decide for which departments you want to track the number of crew members, do the timekeeping or both. Activate (or deactivate) the respective button by pushing it for about a second.

You may now use the little wheel to set the time. Use the keyboard in the pop-up to enter the number of crew members.

Enter pause times for the daily progress reports.

To enter a general pause that applies for every department, select the time using the little wheel and then press “Insert”.
 
If necessary, just pre- or postpone the break by swiping it up- or downward.

You may of course extend or shorten the break by tapping on it and adapt the intended time within the pop-up or delete it completely by pushing it for a second.

You can also record the breaks of every single department. To do so, simply tap into the time bar to create a break.