Call-time revision workflow
Put the changed call time where its recipient can see it.
A personal call-time change is small in the document and consequential on the day. CallSheet keeps the edit, affected-recipient review, private link, and current PDF in one revision flow.

- Change
- Personal call time
- Audience
- Affected recipient
- Link
- Stays private
- Moves to current revision
The production decision
The dangerous version is the one a recipient reasonably believes is current.
A new attachment can sit beside the old one. A text can be separated from the document. Updating the recipient's private link gives the person one place to reopen the current production information.
Working sequence
From plan to current crew handoff.
Edit the call
Replace the old personal call time with the new one.
Check the recipient
Verify that the affected person is selected in the revision review.
Republish
Send the update so the private link and PDF show the current call.
Truth boundary
What CallSheet does, and what stays a production judgment.
CallSheet makes the revised document clearer. It does not guarantee a recipient has noticed an urgent change; production should follow its escalation protocol.
Also written about in American Cinematographer and British Cinematographer, August 2026.
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Questions about Call time change updates.
The call time moved thirty minutes. Do I edit every row?
No. Shift the entire production day at once and general call, meals, schedule items, personal calls, and estimated wrap move together.
What about people whose call is set relative to someone else?
Relative calls move with the thing they are anchored to. A call can be set relative to a department or to another person, so those follow automatically.
Who gets told about the change?
CallSheet selects the recipients whose information changed and shows you that list before sending.
Do I need to circulate a new PDF?
Publish the revision to the affected recipient. Their private page provides the published call sheet and PDF. Call-sheet email contains a link, not a PDF attachment; an earlier download does not update.