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Festival run sheet template

On the day itself there is no time to go searching. With this run sheet template you put the whole day on paper minute by minute: who does what, when, and what comes next. Download it, fill in your own day and print it out for the crew.

Download PDFprint and tick off Download CSVExcel, Sheets or Numbers

Free. No email, no account. Download straight away.

What's inside

Examplefestival-draaiboek-sjabloon
DayTimeEndZone / teamItemOwnerPhoneStatus
Friday08:0012:00Build-upSet up site and stagePlanned
Friday10:3011:30TechnicalPlace and inspect generatorsPlanned
Friday13:0016:00TechnicalPA and lighting main stagePlanned
Saturday09:0011:00CrewCrew briefing and site checkPlanned
Saturday14:0017:00TechnicalSoundchecks (4 acts)Planned
Saturday16:30EntranceDoors openPlanned

... plus empty rows to fill in your own day.

How to use it

Frequently asked questions

Is this template really free?

Yes. You can download it straight away, without an email address or account. Use it however you like for your own festival.

What format do I get it in?

As a print-friendly PDF and as a CSV you can open in Excel, Google Sheets or Numbers.

Can I adapt it for my own festival?

Absolutely. Treat it as a starting point: change the rows, amounts and items entirely to fit your scale, venue and programme.

What should a festival run sheet include?

A run sheet describes the day in time blocks: build-up, soundchecks, doors open, the programme per stage, changeovers, crew handovers and tear-down. Every row has an owner with a phone number and a status. This template gives you that structure, including example rows.

Or let the system do it

A template is a start.

In festival.productions your run sheet does not live in a loose file but next to your budget, your crew and the event day. You change it in one place and it stays in sync everywhere.

See the Run sheet module Part of the whole system