How to print the run of show
Download a polished PDF of a single session, or the whole event packet at once. Overture renders the PDF server-side — with your event logo, optional dashboard summary, follow-up appendix, and venue facts.
Two ways to get a PDF
Overture generates a real, server-rendered PDF and downloads it to your computer — no browser print dialog, no "Save as PDF" workaround. You get two buttons in the session toolbar:
- Download PDF — just the session you're looking at. Useful when one stage manager only needs their session.
- Download All Sessions PDF — every session in tab order, one after the other. Useful for the printed packet you hand to the whole crew at call.
Download one session
- Open the event and switch to the session tab you want.
- Click Download PDF in the session toolbar.
- The Print options dialog opens. Choose what to include:
- Include follow-up tasks — adds a Follow-Ups appendix at the end listing every open and completed task with assignee, priority, and status.
- Include dashboard page — adds a one-page event overview before the session: KPIs (sessions, total time, stage leaders, open follow-ups), the Stage Leaders list, and venue facts.
- Click Generate PDF. The file downloads to your computer.
Download all sessions
- Open the event.
- Click Download All Sessions PDF in the toolbar.
- The Print options — All sessions dialog opens with the same two checkboxes plus one more:
- Include venue photos — adds a photo-rich venue sheet to the packet. Off by default because it makes the file bigger.
- Click Generate PDF. Allow 10–20 seconds for a multi-session event — a toast tells you when it's ready and the file downloads automatically.
What's on each session page
- Your event logo at the top (or the org logo if there's no event logo — see Logos on printed packets).
- The session name, date, and start time.
- The grid: Stage Leader, What, Main Screens, Video Wall (if enabled), and Duration.
- A footer with the Overture version and a page number.
Page size
All PDFs are rendered server-side at US Letter portrait. Open the file in any PDF reader and your printer settings handle the rest — including A4 if that's the local default.