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Script Supervision: The Continuity Lifeline of Filmmaking

Fluid continuity is what holds a film together, and trained Script Supervisors make it possible.

Welcome to The Art of Continuity

Meet Dawn Gilliam

In my experience, the most effective way to become proficient in Script Supervision is to fully immerse oneself in the craft, diligently study it, and thoughtfully reflect on it week after week.

I have a keen eye for detecting those who have only skimmed the surface. My course teaches the core concepts and foundation of the craft, as I consistently update the TAOC Workbook to reflect the most recent developments in the field.

Once you enroll in my course, you will have a lifelong connection with me. As a genuine and authentic teacher and mentor, you can easily access me. 

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Choose Your Learning Path

Choose the path that fits you in your script supervision journey.

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Online Course

A complete, step by step training program covering script supervision from fundamentals to real on set application.

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One on One Consultation

Get direct feedback on your script notes, ask questions about your next project, and receive guidance based on your current level.

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Free Training

Watch educational content to learn the basics and get a feel for the training.

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Continuity on Demand

Level up with ongoing learning and answers to commonly asked questions. Stay connected with other Script Supervisors.

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What Sets The Art of Continuity Apart

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Decades of On Set Experience

Built on over 35 years of working on film and television productions, including projects that have shaped the industry.

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Over a Decade of Online Training

The course has been taught online for over 13 years and continues to evolve with industry standard production practices.

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Training That Reflects Real Work

Lessons and assignments are designed to mirror the responsibilities of a Script Supervisor, helping you build practical skills you can apply on set.

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Students Working in the Field

Script Supervisors trained through this course are actively working on real productions, applying what they have learned.

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Certification Upon Completion

Students receive certification for both the main course and the VFX course after completing the program.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is this course designed for?

This course is created for those who are serious about becoming a better Script Supervisor. Whether you are just getting started or already working in the industry, the focus is on strengthening your skillset and understanding of the craft on a deeper level.

What will I actually learn in the course?

You will learn how to break down scripts, track daily production duties, manage the art of continuity and communicate effectively with the director, actors and crew. The training reflects real on-set workflow, not just theory.

How is this different from other courses in Script Supervision?

This course is built from decades of real production experience and continues to evolve with the industry. The lessons are designed to mirror actual responsibilities on set so you can apply what you learn immediately.

Do I get support or feedback during the training?

Yes. You will receive direct feedback on your work, have access to ongoing discussions, and stay connected through a private group where questions, homework, and insights are shared and stay connected through a private chat group where questions, assignments, and insights are shared.

Take the Next Step in Script Supervision

Let’s talk through your questions, workflow, and next steps in the world of Script Supervision and film production.

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