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Script Supervisor.

The Script Supervisor is the guardian of continuity — tracking every detail of every setup so that the film cuts together seamlessly in the edit. On set, the script supervisor maintains production rep

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The Role

The Script Supervisor is the guardian of continuity — tracking every detail of every setup so that the film cuts together seamlessly in the edit. On set, the script supervisor maintains production reports, tracks script changes, records lens and camera information, monitors performance continuity, and flags anything that might create a problem in post. On an independent film, the script supervisor's relationship with the director and editor is one of the most important on the production, and the quality of their notes directly affects the efficiency and cost of the edit.

What We Look For

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Script supervisor credits on drama productions, short or feature

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Meticulous attention to detail across performance, costume, props, and technical information

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Clear and organised note-taking discipline for the editor

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Ability to maintain concentration and accuracy across long shooting days

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Strong working relationship with both the director and the editor

Working with Indie Matter

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Original Stories Only

We develop original screenplays exclusively. No IP, no franchise sequels, no adaptations. Every project starts from a blank page.

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Collaborative by Design

Independent film lives and dies by its crew. We work with people who bring genuine creative investment alongside technical excellence.

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UK-Based Productions

London-based studio, shooting across the UK. We look for crew who understand the realities of lean independent production without compromising on quality.

FAQ

Does the script supervisor at Indie Matter use paper or digital notes?

We accommodate both. Many supervisors use apps like ScriptE; some prefer paper. The editor's preference is also taken into account.

How closely does the script supervisor work with the editor?

Very closely. The script supervisor's notes are the editor's primary reference for understanding what was shot and how.

Is the script supervisor on set for every shoot day?

Yes — the script supervisor is present for every day of principal photography.