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Getting Started Shotlisting

GETTING STARTED SHOTLISTING

How to Start Shotlisting

Turn your script into a first-draft shot list in minutes with ShotKraft's AI shot list generator, then refine shots, camera details and order.

 

No finished script yet? Describe a scene in plain language or paste a rough draft, and ShotKraft generates a shot list you can refine as you write.

See how ShotKraft does an automatic script breakdown: it detects INT./EXT. sluglines, splits your screenplay into scenes and drafts a shot list for each.

GETTING STARTED SHOTLISTING

My Script Upload Failed — What to Do

Script PDF won't upload? Check the formatting, file type and copy protection, try exporting from Final Draft or WriterDuet, or use the Copy/Paste workflow.

 

If your generated shot descriptions came out in a different language than your script, here's the workaround to regenerate them in the right language.

Go from script to shot list in one step. Upload your screenplay PDF (from Final Draft, WriterDuet and more) and ShotKraft drafts your first shot list.

Paste a commercial synopsis, music video treatment, poem or news story and ShotKraft turns it into a shot list — great for commercials, social and AI video.

GETTING STARTED SHOTLISTING

How to Navigate Between Scenes

Move between scenes in your ShotKraft project, and fix scenes that got stuck together because of a non-standard slugline.

 

If scenes are missing after you upload a script, they're usually stuck to the previous scene because of a non-standard slugline. Here's how to fix it.

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