Yes! We've partnered with Cinapse — the real-time scheduling and collaboration tool for film and TV production — to create an integration that allows you to seamlessly transfer your marked-up scripts and breakdown information from Scriptation directly into Cinapse. Starting your production schedule has never been easier!

Whether you're an assistant director, production coordinator, or producer, this integration can save hours of manual data entry and keep your production workflow smooth and efficient.

This integration automatically exports all the scene data you would normally spend manually entering:

• Scene Numbers and Descriptions
• Set Names
• Interior/Exterior Labels
• Story Days
• Scene Page Counts
• Day/Night Labels
• Cast/Character Names

In addition to the above scene data, this integration also exports all of your other tagging categories with their matching colors, allowing you to quickly build shooting schedules with department-specific needs for each scene!

Exporting your Script and Breakdowns from Scriptation to Cinapse

In Scriptation 6.0 and later

1. On your Mac or iOS device, open your tagged script in Scriptation;
2. Tap the three-dot menu (⋯) at the top-right of the screen and choose Share Data → App Integrations;
3. Select Cinapse;
4. Name and save the Scriptation JSON file to your device. This file contains your categories, tagged elements, and Scriptation scene data.

In Scriptation 5.1.16 and earlier

1. On your Mac or iOS device, open your tagged script in Scriptation;
2. Open the Tagging tool and tap Reports;
3. Choose Cinapse from the App Export options;
4. Name and save the Scriptation JSON file to your device.

Importing your Script and Breakdowns into Cinapse

1. In your Cinapse project, open the Scriptation Importer;
2. Upload the Scriptation JSON file you just exported;
3. Confirm the import. Your scenes will appear in Cinapse with cast, props, locations, and any other tagged elements ready to schedule.

For Cinapse's own walkthrough on importing from Scriptation, see their guide: Scriptation Importer.

Updating Cinapse with New Script Revisions

1. Open the new script draft in Scriptation;
2. Use the Transfer feature to migrate annotations from the previous draft to the new one;
3. Once you've reviewed and finalized any tagging updates, export a fresh Scriptation JSON using the steps above;
4. In your Cinapse project, re-open the Scriptation Importer and upload the updated JSON.

What's Next

App Integrations: Sending data to other production tools
Does Scriptation work with Think Crew?
Does Scriptation work with SetHero?
Creating Tagging Exports: Breakdown Summary, Element Report, & Category Report

Updated on: 01/07/2026