Script Analysis

Script analysis arises from the need to perfect and speed up the assistant's work.

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In an initial phase the script will have to be made compliant with the template (usually it is the adapter that does this), so that the software is able to analyze it and extract the data necessary to create what in jargon is called "Billboard" with the encodings of the rings and the availability sheet.

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The easy and intuitive interface allows you to decide which type of script will be loaded and then set the necessary parameters, such as the characters per line, whether original dialogue or translation, whether it should count or ignore the lines in italics and from which ring will have to start.

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When the parser has finished analyzing the script, a preview of the scoreboard will be shown and you will have the option to download it in Excel format.

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On the availability sheet it will be possible to assign the rows of the various characters in the available time slots and create shifts. To simplify this phase too, an Excel Add-In has been developed which speeds up the composition of shifts and generates work plans.

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Once this phase is completed, you can import the Excel file into Dubby and create the list of shifts that make up the plan.