Facing Pages are pages you can insert next to your script pages — for storyboards, notes, overheads, reports, or anything else you want opposite each script page.

How Facing Pages work

A Facing Page is inserted before each script page, displaying in front of it. When you turn on Two Page view, Facing Pages appear to the left of each script page — perfect for keeping notes, storyboards, or floor plans visible alongside the script as you work.

Adding Facing Pages to your script

Facing Pages are managed inside the Page Manager — the birds-eye-view of your script.

To add Facing Pages, tap the Page Manager icon (the four-square grid) on the Top Toolbar:

For the step-by-step walkthrough, see How to add Facing Pages to your script.

Customizing your Facing Pages

You can choose from a range of Facing Page types — blanks, images, storyboard templates, custom PDFs, and more. For specific walkthroughs:

• Adding custom Image Facing Pages (i.e. Floor Plan)
• Adding custom PDF Facing Pages (i.e. Floor Plan)
• How do I insert Blocking Pages to my script?
• How do I use the Storyboard templates?
• How to have Facing Pages on the right of the script

What's Next

How to add Facing Pages to your script

How to Add and Move pages

What is the Page Manager?

Updated on: 13/06/2026