Sure, let’s trim the call sheets. Keep each day to two or three scenes, run a quick rehearsal before shooting, and double‑check the gear list ahead of time so we don’t waste hours figuring things out on set.

Call Sheet Template Date: __________ Location: __________ Director: __________ Assistant Director: __________ Schedule (in order) - 08:00 – Call time, set up, crew arrival - 08:30 – Rehearsal for Scene 1 (camera, lights, sound) - 09:00 – Shoot Scene 1 (list actors, blocking, key shots) - 10:30 – Break, reset, prep for Scene 2 - 11:00 – Rehearsal for Scene 2 - 11:30 – Shoot Scene 2 - 13:00 – Lunch break, quick review of footage - 14:00 – Rehearsal for Scene 3 - 14:30 – Shoot Scene 3 - 16:00 – Wrap, clean up, backup footage Key Contacts - Gaffer: __________ - DP: __________ - Sound: __________ - Production Assistant: __________ Gear‑Check Memo (to all crew) - Camera: lens + battery + memory card, check levels before shooting - Lights: power cables, bulbs, gels checked, set intensity charts on set - Audio: microphones, boom, wireless units, battery levels, backup mic on hand - Grip: clamps, flags, rigs, safety checks - Backup: extra batteries, memory cards, cables in a labeled tote - Wardrobe: ensure each actor’s costume matches the scene list, no last‑minute changes Remember: keep all gear listed in the Call Sheet, double‑check before lights go on, and if you see a missing item, flag it now. No surprises on set.

Add a prep slot: 07:45–08:00 set‑up, lights on, quick crew check. That way everyone’s ready before the 08:00 call. No frantic scramble.