What are Private Stripboards, and how do I use them?
In this article
In this article group
- Banners & day breaks: customizing your stripboard
- Split Panel and Full Panel mode
- Day Breaks
- Scrapyard
- Breakdown Sheets & Element Entry
- Stripboard: building and working with strips
- Day Out of Days (DooDs): building them and reading the status codes
- Layouts / Calendar / Color Drop-Down
- How do I use Find & Replace?
- Adding images to breakdown sheets
- How do I add or remove a pre-shoot day?
- How do I set my location so sunrise and sunset times are accurate?
- Where do I find unscheduled scenes or strips?
- Multi-editing breakdown sheets
- Why can't I edit banners and day breaks globally?
A private stripboard lets you work on a board privately (just you, or a small group of teammates you specifically invite) instead of the whole production seeing it. It's ideal for building an alternate or what-if schedule, or drafting a board before you're ready to share it.
Private stripboards are available on the Studio plan, and there's no limit on how many you can create.
Create a private stripboard
You need to be an Editor (or Owner) to create one.
- Create a new stripboard.
- In the create-board modal, toggle on Private.
That's it: the board is now private to you until you invite others.
Control who can see it
By default, only you can see a private stripboard. To give specific people access:
- Open the Stripboard Manager.
- Right-click the private board.
- Click Manage access.
- Choose who can see, work on, and interact with that stripboard.
Everyone you add can collaborate on the private board in real time, just like a regular board, but it stays hidden from anyone you haven't invited.
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