Gear up, script supervisors! Here is the recommended equipment for your ScriptE digital script supervisor's kit. Take your place among the rest of the "keys" in the crew by outfitting your department with software and equipment that will add you into the hi-tech mix. You'll work digitally along with other members of your film, video, television, advertising or industrials production team.

Go digital with ScriptE script supervisor's software and kit.
Required Software
ScriptE for Windows

The Windows version of the digital script supervision software that is changing the industry is almost here.

$595.00

ScriptE for the Mac

The only comprehensive software for digital script supervision, built from the ground up.

$595.00

Required Equipment Click an image for more information.

Mac running OS 10.4.0 or higher.

We recommend the MacBook Pro with 2gb of RAM minimum (4gb recommended), and AppleCare. ScriptE customers get a 5% discount from Apple on anything they order from the Apple store through our representative, Nathan Sparks.
We Also Suggest
insTand Computer Stands Purchase an insTand computer stand through ScriptE Systems and save 5% off the retail price.

Heavy Duty Super Stand with Sunshade and Mouse Shelf

Your price is $284.95 + shipping. Computer not included.  

Heavy Duty Super Stand

 Your price is $204.21 + shipping. Computer not included.  

Optional Wheel Kit

 Your price is $61.70 + shipping. Shown with stand.  

Optional Second Tray

 Your price is $64.55 + shipping. Computer, pad and pen not included.  

Optional Tray w/Foldout Mouse Tray

 Your price is $61.Your price is $61.70 + shipping. Computer mouse not included.  
For Video Capture

Analog to Digital Converter

Any analog to digital converter will work. We recommend the Canopus ADVC-55 shown here.

Video Cable

Either RCA or BNC - Connects from the Director's Monitor Video Output to the Yellow Video Input on the Daystar XLR8-XtraView shown above. We recommend a 25' cable.
To Jam Time Code

Timecode Adapter Cable

The sound technician who jams the slates would plug into the quarter inch female connector on one end of this cable. The other end is plugged into the microphone input on the Mac while ScriptE is running. Once the timecode starts in ScriptE, the cable can be unplugged.