Call Times — your notifications
What ScenePaper tells you about, and what each kind of alert means.
Call Times is the notification centre. Everything the platform needs to tell you arrives here, and you can mark it all read in one go.
What you get told about
| Notification | Means | | --- | --- | | Comms | A new message | | Card view | Someone looked at your Crew Card | | Crew call match | A new crew call matches a saved search | | Casting call match | The same, for a casting call | | Submission | Movement on a submission you made or received | | Callback requested | A production wants to see you again | | Self-tape received | A self-tape came in against your crew call | | Casting deadline | A self-tape or application deadline approaching | | Call sheet issued | A call sheet you are on has gone out | | Call sheet revised | Something changed on a sheet you are on | | Wrap report | A wrap report about you was published | | System | Account and platform notices |
The two that matter most on a shoot
Call sheet issued and call sheet revised are the ones to have switched on. A revision means a detail on a sheet you are working from has changed — often a call time — and it is the notification you least want to miss.
Turning things down
You control which of these reach you by email in The Booth. Turning a notification off in settings stops the email; it still appears in Call Times.
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