What is Run Lines?

Written steps

1. Open the scene you want to rehearse.
2. Tap Run Lines from the Scene Menu.
3. Rehearse out loud opposite the other characters’ voices.
4. Use the control panel to play, pause, skip, loop, or change how the scene moves forward.
5. Use line options if you want to edit a line, change the cue word, adjust speed, add a beat, or use Line Read.
6. Keep running the scene until you feel confident and ready.

What is Run Lines useful for?

Use Run Lines when you want to:

• learn your lines
• get off book
• rehearse opposite other characters’ voices
• prepare for a self-tape
• prepare for a callback
• practise for a job, rehearsal, or performance
• build confidence before performing on stage or on camera

What can I do in Run Lines?

Rehearse out loud

Run the scene opposite the other character voices so you can practise your lines in rhythm.

Use playback controls

Swipe up from the bottom to open the control panel. From there, you can play, pause, go back, skip forward, loop a section, or change how Linus moves to the next line.

Work on specific sections

You can set a start and end point if you only want to rehearse part of the scene.

Adjust individual lines

Tap the three dots beside a line to open line options. From there, you can edit the line, change the character, adjust speed, add a beat, use Line Read, or set Timed Advance.

Learn lines more actively

Use tools like Line Stacking, Cue Word, and Auto-Advance to support how you like to rehearse.