Shot Lister

Name: Shot Lister
Rating: 4.6 (189 reviews)
Author: Reel Apps Inc.

By: Reel Apps Inc.

Film shot list & schedule tool

Features & Capabilities

Shot Lister replaces paper shot lists with a fast, film-friendly planning tool. Use Live Mode to map a minute-by-minute schedule, manage hundreds of scenes and thousands of shots, and re-order the day in seconds. It also offers industry-grade workflows, offline syncing, and full customization for props, wardrobe, lens, and gear lists, plus multi-camera support for collaborative shoots.

Shot Lister Pro unlocks advanced features: unlimited projects, crew sync, script importing, episodic planning, storyboards, circle takes, and tight Scriptation integration. Use across devices, stay offline when needed, and export deliverables with ease.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Reel Apps Inc.

Rating:

4.60

(189) 1 new ratings

Version:

5.18.2 Last updated: 2026-05-28

Version code:

885763989

Creation date:

2012-06-04

Compatible devices:

Size:

50.43MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-06

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 117,264 ▲ 86

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Developed by:

Reel Apps Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/shot-lister/id529436218

Website:

http://www.shotlister.com/

User Reviews

Shot Lister helps plan shoot days, organize shots, and sync with Scriptation for a cohesive director workflow, earning praise for ease of use and on-set efficiency. Repeated drawbacks include pricing/edit gating, recurring bugs and data-migration problems, and weak import/export workflows that limit field usability. Users seek stability, more accessible features without prohibitive subscriptions, and improved editing tools like multi-select and undo to meet professional production needs.

Pros

Great for planning shoot days and organizing shots, acts as a lifesaver and time-saver on set.
Easy to navigate and intuitive, making it simple to organize complex shot lists.
Scriptation integration and cross-app syncing keeps script changes aligned with shot lists.
Widely used by professionals and trusted for preproduction and on-set workflow.

Cons

Subscription pricing and Pro gating are frequently criticized, with annual fees and perceived 'money grab' concerns.
Bugs and instability including crashes, migration issues, and occasional data loss, with slow or unresponsive support.
Import/Export workflows are clunky and limited (CSV import issues, Dropbox/email export quirks, and poor interoperability).
Lack of bulk actions/multi-select and no undo hinder editing and workflow on large shoots.

Recent reviews

I, and I bet the majority of filmmakers out there, would gladly pay a one-time purchase price for this, and even pay a yearly/every other year upgrade price for new, useful features but this dev, like to many others making professional software, has decided that to resort to rent-seeking like Adobe, Avid, and now Apple Themselves. And at the end of the day, even if I were okay with all that, what am I greeted with when I first open the app? Another account, another privacy policy, another Terms-of-Service. More chances to get exposed in a data breach or get sold to advertisers when the company gets bought out or decides it’s not making enough money. You know what the advantages of pen and paper shot lists are? They don’t charge me monthly to own nothing.

by sc*****, 2026-02-16

There’s a lot of great things about Shot Lister. It lets you plan out a shooting day and spits out a pretty cool day-tracking live mode that’s pretty handy on a shoot. This app has the potential to be so fantastic. But the headaches with using it are endless. There’s no way to import spreadsheets or csv files, (even though it’s basically a spreadsheet itself.) There’s no way to do bulk actions. Moving multiple shots around in your shooting day is sooooo tedious. And there’s NO UNDO BUTTON!? Overall it’s an A- for the idea and a big D- for User experience