Inputs
PDFs and images from production and script supervision (lined scripts, facing pages, and set docs).
Editor’s Binder / digital file cabinet
Store lined scripts, facing pages, and post-production documents — organized for the edit bay.
Developing Tank’s Editor’s Binder keeps lined scripts and facing pages in a 2-up book view, and stores the rest of your post production documents (call sheets, camera reports, sound reports, notes) in one secure place. Built for assistant editors, editors, and script supervisor workflows — not generic file storage.
DocumentType
Episode 103 — Lined ScriptLined script
Episode 103 — Facing PagesFacing pages
Day 12 — Camera ReportCamera report
Day 12 — Sound ReportSound report
A secure binder for scripts + set docs — tied to scenes and shoot days.
What it is
A binder that behaves like the edit bay expects
The Editor’s Binder is a digital replacement for the physical 3-ring binder. It’s built around how editorial actually references documents: flipping between a lined script and facing pages, checking continuity, and pulling set reports when questions come up.
What you can store
Scripts + set documents in one place
Store and organize PDFs and images for show documents. Keep a clean inventory so your team can find what they need without hunting through email threads and shared drives.
- Lined scripts + facing pages (2-up book view)
- Call sheets
- Camera reports + sound reports
- Continuity notes + miscellaneous PDFs/images
- Upload labels and shoot-date tagging for fast retrieval
Outputs
A browsable binder that keeps documents organized by type and context — ready for editors and assistants to reference.
Security
Binder documents are stored securely. Access is controlled by account + project permissions, and you can delete your data.