Expert Script Supervisor in Film, HETV, and Commercials
Jessica Liander is a seasoned script supervisor serving the film, HETV, and commercial industries across the UK and EU. With over 15 years of experience and advanced training under industry legends, she is ready to elevate your production as continuity supervisor.
About me
My name is Jessica Liander, and I've been excelling as a script supervisor since 2010 across film, HETV, and commercials.
Originally hailing from Sweden, I'm now based in Somerset, UK, with the right to work in both the United Kingdom and the European Union.
Represented by Gems Agency, the UK's foremost crew agency, I continuously advance within my field through ongoing training and active engagement with fellow script supervisors. Additionally, I founded Nordic Script Supervisors, a digital hub for script supervision professionals across the Nordic countries.
I hold the esteemed ScriptE Certified designation, a distinction shared by only three individuals in Europe. My workflow integrates cutting-edge tools such as ScriptE, Scriptation, and Google Sheets.
With over 15 years of hands-on set experience and training under esteemed international mentors like Daniela Saioni, Dawn Gilliam, and Selene Strielski, I am poised to meet your production needs with confidence and expertise.
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How I Work
I work fully digital using tools like ScriptE and Scriptation to stay on top of continuity and revisions. Every job is different, so I adapt my setup to the needs and conditions of each production.
What doesn’t change: I show up prepared, calm, focused, and make sure continuity runs smoothly without becoming the centre of attention
How To Become a Script Supervisor
I’ve gathered the best resources to help you get started — or sharpen your skills. Whether you're new to the role or already working and wondering how to become a script supervisor, you'll find books, online courses, and practical advice I personally recommend to become better at script supervising.
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A script supervisor plays a critical role in film production. They’re responsible for tracking continuity, timing, and shot details on set to ensure that every scene aligns with the script and cuts together smoothly in post-production.
The role of a script supervisor in film production also includes logging technical information for the editor, noting script changes, and working closely with the director and crew to prevent continuity errors. -
Most script supervisors begin on student films or indie projects, or as a script supervisor trainee. In the UK, some move into an assistant role before becoming department head.
Practical experience is essential, but formal learning—like online courses, books, and workshops—can help you advance faster.
If you're serious about learning how to become a script supervisor, explore the script supervisor courses and training resources I recommend. -
❓ What skills does a script supervisor need?
A script supervisor needs excellent attention to detail, time management, and strong communication, along with a solid understanding of film production and editing. These script supervisor skills are essential for tracking continuity, managing complex shoot days, and supporting directors and editors with accurate, reliable notes.