Daily production report in practice
It is filled in at wrap by the second assistant director and signed by the production manager. It lists call, first shot, meal and wrap times for the crew, in and out times for each performer, pages and scenes shot against the plan, and notes on delays, accidents or damaged equipment.
Payroll, insurance claims and the completion guarantor all rely on it, which is why it is kept even on small productions.
Where it lives in CrewDesk
In CrewDesk the day's progress is visible from completed tasks and project notes. The signed report is uploaded to the project so producers find every day's record in one place.