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Join Continuity on Demand

Continuity on Demand is built for students and Script Supervisors who want to keep learning beyond the main course or are looking to level up their previous training and experience.

Membership Access

Continue learning through exclusive member content, ongoing production insight around Script Supervision and filmmaking.

Membership pricing and inclusions may be updated as new content and resources are added to Continuity on Demand

Monthly Membership

$10

$10/month

Valid until canceled

Access to exclusive Q&A videos

Downloadable resources and materials

Ongoing educational updates

Script Supervision production insight

Annual Membership

$100

$100/year

Valid until canceled

Full member access

Exclusive educational content

Invites to TAOC Level Up Meetings

Ongoing Script Supervision insight throughout the year

Questions Before Joining?

Is Continuity on Demand separate from the online course?

Continuity on Demand is for Script Supervisors seeking additional craft content.

What do members get access to?

Members get access to videos of Dawn answering the most pressing craft questions.

Do I need to be a current student to join?

No.  All levels of Script Supervisors welcomed.  Dawn recommends some  training or experience to understand some of the complex videos.

Will new content be added?

Yes, this space is designed for continued learning and updates.

Continuity on Demand

Video Resources

Continuity Fundamentals

Verbal Continuity Notes (02:32)

How do you give concise continuity notes to an actor who remembers their lines but not their actions?

Special Production Situations

Reshoots and Additional Photography (51:45)

Reshoots and Additional Photography with a complicated script.

Continuity Fundamentals

Maintaining Continuity (06:56)

What method do you use to maintain continuity when the creative juices change up a scene?

Continuity Fundamentals

Tracking Crowded Scenes (12:59)

How to track continuity in a crowded scene with many beats.

Script Supervisor Workflow

Daily Log Descriptions (11:27)

Do I write a more detailed description for the Facing Pages, or treat it like the Editor's Daily Log description?

Continuity Fundamentals

Eyeline (52:00)

How to maintain the geography of a scene when it gets crowded or complicated, i.e. dinner table scene.

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