“Out” Script Cut Sheet To Quickly Tally Duration

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This is a sample Excel cut sheet that can be used to tally up how much time you are TAKING OUT OF  the show.  I use this template if I have a long discussion that the editor will be chopping down. I use this instead of scripts  for panel discussion style show that don’t require a lot of graphics. It is also helpful for recutting existing programs.  I use it to get a quick sense of how long a show is going to be. Then, I give graphic and other notes at the bottom of the document or later on in the editing process.

Here is how it works.

1. The “Out Time” gets automatically subtracted from the “In Time” to give the duration of what is being removed.
2. Everything in the duration column gets subtracked from the total lenght the of the master clip.
3. I put the target time just so I remember what is the actual length that I am trying to meet

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You can purchase this downloadable Cut Sheet template for ONLY $0.99!

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“In” Cut Sheet Template To Quickly Tally Script Length

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You can purchase this downloadable Cut Sheet template for ONLY $0.99!

This template can be changed to fit any scheduling needs.

                        

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This is a sample Excel cut sheet that can be used to tally up how much time you are PUTTING INTO  the show.  It is a helpful way to communicate with the editor what clips you want to put into the show and in what order. I use this instead of scripts  for panel discussion style show that don’t require a lot of graphics. It is also helpful for recutting existing programs.  I use it to get a quick sense of how long a show is going to be. Then, I give graphic and other notes at the bottom of the document or later on in the editing process.

Here is how it works.

1. The “In Time” gets automatically subtracted from the “Out Time” to give the duration of the clip.
2. Everything in the duration column gets added up to a final sum in the “Total Time” box.
3. I put the target time just so I remember what is the actual length that I am trying to meet.

You can purchase a downloadable template for ONLY $0.99!

This template can be changed to fit any scheduling needs.

                        

Orders will be emailed to you.