What's new in Yamdu

• PDF script imports keep bold, italic and colored text
• Shooting schedule columns without IDs, such as the character name
• Delete images right in the image editor
• The API and MCP call sheet details include department calls, department instructions and the crew list layout

Switching from Movie Magic? The shooting schedule import now reads Movie Magic Scheduling 10 files (as well as MMS 6 files) via the export to MMS6 file option (.msd). If a file holds several boards, just pick the one you need.

The expanded import reads scenes, sets, cast members, background actors, shooting days, days off, breakdown elements, travel days and banners and lets you link them to your existing project data.

Open the new strip detail window as a third panel next to your stripboard, with up to four panels on wide screens, and choose a compact, condensed or normal row height.

Weekends and holidays from the work calendar are now marked as non-working days, and the shooting day strip shows the scheduled duration with and without banners. Scenes moved by the work calendar keep their start time, and duplicating a schedule also copies its work calendar.

Everyone now starts in the new shooting schedule. If you picked the old view before, Yamdu keeps your choice.

The PDF export can now include content item columns, so schedules built from content items and banners print with title and description.

• Keyboard focus moves into profile windows when they open and stays there while you tab through them
• A notice tells you when Yamdu shows saved data because your connection is weak
• Changing a candidate's status in an open position no longer reloads the page
• The popover for adding characters and elements to a scene in the shooting schedule no longer shows a permanent scrollbar
• The project deletion email names who deleted the project and which company account it belonged to