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title: Revising Scripts
description: "# How to Use Think Crew's Revise Script Feature **Seamlessly update your existing schedule when a new script version arrives** ## Getting Started ### Step 1: Upload Your Revised Script 1. Navigate to the **Script** page in Think Crew 2.…"
url: "https://help.thinkcrew.com/knowledgebase/revising-scripts/"
updated: "2026-10-11"
category: Schedules
tags:
  - Schedules
  - Script Revisions
  - Scripts
  - Video Tutorial
---

# Revising Scripts

# How to Use Think Crew's Revise Script Feature

**Seamlessly update your existing schedule when a new script version arrives**

## Getting Started

### Step 1: Upload Your Revised Script

1. Navigate to the **Script** page in Think Crew
2. **Upload your new script** by dragging it from your desktop or using the upload button
3. You'll see both scripts listed:
   - Your original script (displayed in white)
   - Your revised script (displayed in blue)

### Step 2: Access the Revise Feature

1. Go to your **Schedule** page and identify which schedule you would like to ingest the new script into
2. Click **Manage** on that schedule's card
3. Look for the new **"Revise an Existing Script"** option

## The Revision Process

### Step 3: Configure Your Revision

The revision process involves three key selections:

1. **Identify the script you're revising**
   - Select from your existing scripts in the schedule
   - Particularly useful when block shooting TV shows with multiple scripts
2. **Select the revised script**
   - Choose your newly uploaded script (the blue one)
3. **Start the process**
   - Click to begin the comparison analysis

## Understanding the Revision Report

Think Crew generates a comprehensive **change report** that shows exactly what's different between your scripts. Here's how to read it:

### Report Layout

**Left Side**: Breakdown information changes for each scene **Right Side**: Element changes for each scene

### Color Coding System

- **Red with strikethrough**: Content from your original script (will be removed)
- **Green text**: New content from the revised script (will be added)
- **Checkboxes**: Control which changes get applied to your schedule

### Scene Status Categories

The report covers all scene changes including:

- **Modified scenes**: Existing scenes with changes
- **New scenes**: Completely new additions
- **Omitted scenes**: Scenes removed from the new version
- **Unomitted scenes**: Previously omitted scenes now back in the script

## Customizing Your Import

### Selective Change Application

**Individual Control**: Uncheck any checkbox to reject specific changes **Bulk Field Control**: Use the "Show Fields" feature for efficient management

### Field Management Options

Click **"Show Fields"** to toggle entire categories:

- **Cast changes**: Turn off to preserve existing cast assignments
- **Set names**: Maintain current location names
- **Descriptions**: Keep your custom scene descriptions
- **Universal controls**:
  - "Unselect everything" to start fresh
  - Toggle all fields on/off simultaneously

### Special Scene Handling

**Omitted Scenes**: Choose to move breakdown to recycle bin or keep for reference **New Scenes**: Decide whether to add breakdown to recycle bin or import directly **Unomitted Scenes**: Automatically restored and updated in place

## Finalizing Your Changes

### Complete the Import

1. Review all selected changes in the report
2. Ensure field toggles match your preferences
3. Click **"Ingest Changes"**
4. All approved modifications are automatically applied to your existing schedule

### Verify Results

Navigate back to your schedule to see the updates in action. Changes are seamlessly integrated while preserving your existing work and customizations.

## Pro Tips

- **Preserve Custom Work**: Turn off description imports if you've added detailed custom descriptions
- **Bulk Operations**: Use field toggles to efficiently manage large scripts with many scenes
- **Review Before Import**: Take time to review the change report—you can always adjust selections before ingesting

Here is a video that covers this topic:

[![](https://help.thinkcrew.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/tc_revisescript_thumbnail_01_youtube-1024x576.jpg)](https://youtu.be/PckTgm6FskU)