Every great shoot starts with knowing exactly what comes next. Kelvin's Shot List turns each barcode scan into an organized lineup of work, loads the style guide requirements for every item, and shows its status at a glance. Whether you're shooting one production type or several per product, on your own or connected to a planned session, the Shot List keeps your set focused and moving.
Introduction
The Shot List is a panel in Kelvin that displays all tasks being worked on during a shoot session. It keeps the on-set team organized by tracking products as they are scanned, confirmed, and completed.
Basic VS Connected
The functionality and appearance of the shot list varies slightly depending on whether it is connected to a Planning Session or not. The differences are reflected in two separate modes: Basic and Connected.
➕ Connecting your shot list to a Planning Session requires your studio to have the Planning Module enabled; otherwise, only the basic shot list is available.
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Connected Shot List |
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Shot List Controls
On the header bars of the shot list, there will be multiple icons indicating actions that can be taken. Which Icons appear depends on whether you are in Connected or Basic shooting mode, and whether you have certain add-ons enabled.
Icon | Name | Description |
Session Menu | Requires the Planning add-on. Bring up the session calendar menu to view and select an alternate session. | |
Automation | Requires the Kelvin Automation add-on. Configure automation settings to auto-map matching files to their intended style guide position. | |
Add | Session Menu: bring up the session calendar menu to view and select an alternate planning session. Paste a List: paste a list of barcodes copied from a spreadsheet or another list. | |
| Actions | Disconnect Session: unassociate the currently selected session and remove items from the shot list. Clear Shot List: In a connected session, removes only the items added from Kelvin and takes them out of the planned session. Planned items stay. Not connected: clears all. |
Product List
On the Shot List, each item that needs to be shot appears as a single line. This is true regardless of whether you are connected to a session or not.
| How the header of each listed item appears in the list is configurable:
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| Whether display images for the product are shown is controlled via:
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| To remove a product from your shot list, hover over it in the list, then:
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💭 To learn more about Kelvin Settings and these configuration options, please see our dedicated article on the subject by visiting the link here.
Production Lanes
When your shot list is connected to a Session that has been set as a mixed-production type session, the Product List will be further categorized into production type-specific lanes, sub-listed under the parent code.
| Header for the parent Product; header lane title is configurable:
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| Each additional production type added appears as a sub-lane.
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| By default, each sub-lane shows production type, but can be configured:
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Shot Readiness
The color of the text for the item maps to a general status that visualises its readiness: blue for ready, orange if it needs confirmation before proceeding, and red to alert that there is an issue with the related production that must be addressed.
Color | Status | Description |
Confirmed | The product is confirmed and ready to shoot, or has already been shot, and the task is complete. Confirmed products can appear as a dark blue or a light blue shade, but have no functional difference between them. | |
Unconfirmed | The task is unconfirmed, and Kelvin needs you to verify which instance of the related data you are working with. | |
Alerted | The product has a status that requires attention, such as the task being invalid or a transfer having failed. |
Status Icons
In addition to the color of a listed item to shoot, icons are displayed to the left of list item that visualize further information about its status. You can think of these as being sub-categories or variations of the main Readiness Status.
Ready Statuses
The following icons can appear to the left of the listed item if they are blue in the list and confirmed. No matter which icon appears, the confirmed status means the product is ready to shoot.
Icon | Name | Description |
Confirmed | The barcode was scanned and confirmed. It is ready to be shot by mapping assets. | |
Reshoot | The task was previously completed and rejected back to capture to be shot again. | |
Favorited | The task is the current active Session Favorite; only shows when Session Favorite Control is enabled. | |
Saved | The user saved their image selection for this task (Save / Ctrl+S), and it hasn't been transferred yet. Removed when the transfer starts, or the item is removed from the shot list. |
Transfer Statuses
The following icons can appear to the left of the listed item if they are blue in the list and confirmed. All icons are different variations of the shot item's transfer status.
Icon | Name | Description |
Transfer (ready) | Shows while files are waiting or being checked before transfer. | |
Transfer (in progress) | Shows while files are actively being transferred from Kelvin to Creative Force. | |
Transfer (paused) | The transfer was paused or stopped manually by a user via the 'stop transfer' action. | |
Done | The transfer is finished, and the assets were uploaded to Creative Force successfully. |
Alert Statuses
The following icons can appear to the left of the listed item if they are red or orange in the list and need attention. When an alert is related, more steps must be taken before shooting or transferring can proceed.
Icon | Name | Description |
Un-confirmed | Shows when the scan needs the user to confirm a task before proceeding. Usually due to one of the following:
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Not Found | The task is invalid. This may appear when a task has been removed from a planned session. | |
Error | The task encountered an error during the transfer process and could not be completed. Restart to try again. | |
Inactive | (no icon, text is grey) The item's production type is disabled at the studio level. Reach out to one of your studio's administrators and have them review it in the web app. |














