Selecting a shoot day
When you open Set View, the most recently active shoot day is loaded automatically. If you have multiple shoot days on the schedule, use the shoot day selector at the top of the screen to switch between them.Open Set View
Navigate to Set View in the project sidebar. CineFlow loads the last shoot day you were working in, or the first scheduled day if no preference has been saved.
Navigating shots
Each item in the shoot day — whether a shot or a schedule block — is displayed as a card. You move through items one at a time using the navigation controls at the bottom of the screen.- Previous — go back one item in the shoot order
- Next — advance to the next item
The navigation controls skip disabled or hidden items automatically, so your tap count always reflects the real working order of the day.
Marking shot status
For each shot, you can set one of three execution statuses using the action buttons below the shot card:| Status | When to use |
|---|---|
| Not started | Default state — the shot hasn’t been attempted yet |
| In progress | Camera is rolling or the setup is actively underway |
| Completed | The shot is in the can and you’re ready to move on |
Start a shot
Tap In progress on the current shot card when your crew begins setting up or rolling camera.
Complete a shot
Tap Completed when the director calls it. Set View advances to the next item automatically.
Schedule blocks
Not every item in a shoot day is a shot. Schedule blocks represent non-shooting time — meals, travel, equipment moves, safety briefings, and similar events. They appear inline in the shot order, just like shots, so your execution flow matches the full callsheet. When a schedule block is the current item, the block card shows the block type with a relevant icon (meals show a fork and knife, travel shows a car, etc.) along with any notes attached to the block. You can mark a schedule block as started or completed the same way you would a shot.Progress indicator
A progress bar at the top of the Set View screen shows how far through the shoot day you are. The bar fills as shots are marked complete. You can also see at a glance:- How many shots are completed
- How many shots remain
- Whether any shots are currently in progress
Live Feed integration
Set View is connected to CineFlow’s Live Feed feature. When a Live Feed is active for the current shoot day, anyone watching the feed sees the current shot status broadcast in real time — no manual updates required from your end.Activate the Live Feed
Open the Live Feed controls in Set View (look for the broadcast icon near the top of the screen). Start the feed for the current shoot day.
Share the link
Copy the Live Feed link and share it with producers, clients, or remote crew. They can follow along on any device without a CineFlow account.
Camera Reports
Camera reports can be created and filled in directly from the shoot day context. A camera report logs each shot, the camera and magazine used, the rolls exposed, and any relevant take notes — essential paperwork for editorial and the lab.Open camera reports
Navigate to Camera Reports in the project sidebar. Camera reports are listed by shoot day.
Create a new report
Select a shoot day from the dropdown and click New Report. CineFlow creates a blank report for that day and opens the editor.
Add shots to the report
Inside the report editor, use the scene/shot picker to select shots from your shotlist. Shots are added as entries in the report.
Log takes
For each shot entry, add individual takes. Record the camera body, magazine, roll number, lens, and any slate or take notes. Takes carry metadata forward automatically where possible so you don’t re-enter the same camera details on every line.