⬇️ Create a filming schedule

In this article:

1. Filming locations
2. Filming schedule
3. Export scenario flow and script

In order to easily film your script with a 360 camera, you can create and print a filming schedule.

🗺 Add filming locations to scenes

Make sure every scene has the right filming location:

• Select the scene you'd like to appoint a filming location to.
• In the Flow sidebar within the Filming tab, add and assign the location.
• If the filming location doesn't exist, you can add it directly from the dropdown.

You can also set whether a scene needs filming or not. Maybe a scene could use a video from another scene, so there is no need to film twice.

🔢 Create a filming schedule

In order to create a filming schedule, navigate to the Filming tab in the main scenario menu. Here you can drag and drop scenes to change the order.

You can also assign filming locations to specific scenes. In case a scene does not need filming, you can switch off the ‘Does scene need filming?’ option. You can still add a location to make it easier for yourself to organize all the scenes.

There is also an option to group scenes by filming location. Go to the Group by filter and select Group by Filming location

🖨️ Export and print your filming schedule

To export the schedule of your scenes for filming, click on the Export button in the Filming tab from the main scenario menu on the top, and print it for easier tracking on the day of filming.

➡️  Learn how to test a scenario before filming.

➡️  Learn how to film a scenario and which filming equipment you'd need.

Updated on: 07/08/2025