call sheets

Noun

call sheet (plural call sheets)

1. (film production, television production) The production schedule for a single day, detailing every scene to be filmed, and who is needed for each of those scenes.
   • First, you fill out on the call sheet breakdown what episode, scene and story day you will be filming that day from the call sheet. Then you fill in from the call sheet what actors are in each scene (on the first line).2003, Penny Delamar, The Complete Make-up Artist
2. A document filled out by ambulance personnel describing a call that has been made, including all presenting problems, any treatments administered, and any other relevant notes, which is passed on to the medical team at the hospital.
   • I point out here that response cars had no call sheets to complete so all the information pertaining to times on the call sheet and computer log would reflect the ambulance times, however the dispatcher would have been able to and should have made a special note that a car had been sent and its...2010, Steven Webb, Paramedic: Lights and Sirens, page 201
3. A log kept by someone who makes telephone calls as part or all of their job, tracking the calls scheduled or made and the outcome of those calls.
   • On last nights call sheet in your notebook, you need to call Karen re: Denver. Its real important.1999, United States. Congress. House. Committee on Education and the Workforce. Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations, Report on the Financial, Operating and Political Affairs of the...
4. A script or plan used by a salesperson to guide them through making their sales calls or visits.
   • Once you get off the phone or back out into your car, open your call book and review that call sheet.2005, Brian Sullivan, 20 Days to the Top, page 208