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Pull a script

Bring a web show's script into the Studio, then set the show up for it with Suggest Setup Changes.

Bring a script written on the web into the show you run, then let the Studio list the shots, lower thirds and stand-ins it needs. See Setup from the script.

  • You are signed in to Live Producer in the Studio. See Sign in.
  • The show has a published version on Live Producer Platform. The Studio only pulls published versions. See Publish a version.
  • The show you will run is open in the Studio, set up as far as you like: a new show from a layer setup is a good start. See Create a show in the Studio.

Choose Window › Script (⌥⌘S). A show without a script lists your company’s web shows. When there are none yet, Open liveproducer.ai takes you to the web to write one.

Click Pull beside the web show. The first time, choose where its folder goes; a show with its own show folder uses that one. The script comes in with its files, and the window shows it. Nothing in the layers changes.

Click Suggest Setup Changes in the toolbar. The panel lists the lower thirds, shots and sources the script asks for. Click Apply on the rows you want, or Apply All. With Spelvin on your account, Ask Spelvin adds its own suggestions under them.

A row that added a stand-in left a drawing in place of a camera, window, page or file that is not on this Mac yet. When it is there, link each stand-in to it from the sidebar. Every shot keeps working. See Link a stand-in.

  • The web show bar says Up to Date · Version N.
  • The Script window shows the script, and the Sections column lists its sections.
  • Suggest Setup Changes says the show has what the script asks for, or lists only rows you skipped.

Describes Live Producer 0.330 · 10 November 2026