Daily Production Report / Wrap Report

Fill in the left, watch the DPR build itself. Autosaves in your browser.

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Production
Times & wrap
Production totals
Scenes shot today
Camera & sound log
Meals
Incidents & safety
Notes / next day

Everything stays in your browser — nothing is uploaded. Use Print / Save PDF and choose “Save as PDF” as the destination.

Free daily production report (DPR) & wrap report generator for film and video

The daily production report is the paperwork that gets written at the end of every shoot day — and it’s usually the last thing anyone wants to do after a 12-hour wrap. This free generator builds a clean, print-ready DPR in your browser: times and wrap, scenes and pages shot versus scheduled, a camera and sound log, meal breaks, incidents and safety notes, and next-day priorities, all formatted the way a UPM or production office expects to see it.

What goes on a DPR

At minimum: the production title, shoot date and day number, crew call and wrap times, which scenes and pages were actually shot against what was scheduled, the number of setups, a log of camera rolls or media cards with duration/size, meal times and headcounts, any injuries or equipment issues, and notes for the next shoot day. This generator covers all of it — fill in what applies, skip what doesn’t, and the report formats itself.

How it works

Fill in the form on the left and watch the report build in real time on the right. Your entries autosave in your browser — nothing is uploaded to any server — so the 1st AD or DIT can update it through the day and the UPM can finish it at wrap. When it’s ready, hit Print / Save PDF and send it up the chain.

FAQ

Is the DPR generator free? Yes — free, no signup. PDFs include a small one-line footer credit; an optional $9 one-time Pro unlock removes it.

Where is my data stored? Entirely in your own browser (localStorage). Nothing you type is uploaded anywhere.

Can I use it as a wrap report too? Yes — the times, footage log, and notes sections double as an end-of-day wrap report; just fill in camera/crew wrap and final counts before printing.

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Daily production report template (DPR)

Ask for a daily production report template and you will usually be handed a spreadsheet somebody built in 2009. This does the same job in the browser: scenes and pages completed, hours, meal breaks, and the notes that matter when a schedule slips. Whether your production calls it a DPR template, a production report template or a wrap report, the numbers the producer actually reads are the same — and filling it in the same evening is what makes them trustworthy.

Twelve hours of missed calls

A daily production report is the last thing you do before you finally look at your phone properly. Whatever came in during the shoot day has been sitting there since morning, and a client comparing three companies does not wait until wrap.

The missed call calculator, prefilled with typical production figures, turns that into an annual figure. It is deliberately conservative — it only counts the calls you miss, at your own close rate and your own average job value.

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