Digital Anarchy Announces ShotNotes, A Notepad and Task Tracking Panel for Premiere Pro

Digital Anarchy Announces ShotNotes, A Notepad and Task Tracking Panel for Premiere Pro

Brie Clayton April 12, 2026

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Organize your thoughts and keep track of to-do items directly in Premiere Pro! Get organized and speed up your Premiere Pro workflow

Digital Anarchy today announced the release of ShotNotes for Premiere Pro. It tackles one of the most persistent low-tech problems in NLE editing, keeping track of what you need to do. As a native Premiere panel, ShotNotes lets editors organize their projects by adding rich notes directly to their sequences. You can add timecode to the notes, link to other sequences, and even keep track of how long editing tasks take to do. It's a powerful way of annotating your entire Premiere project.

The paper cut is a time-honored tradition, but syncing a physical notebook, a Word doc, or a stack of sticky notes to a shifting timeline is a recipe for headaches. These methods can work well, but in many cases, it's not an efficient way of keeping track of editing notes, to-do lists, or other editing tasks you need to complete.

ShotNotes for Premiere

Unlike standard markers, which can get cluttered or lost in complex sequences, ShotNotes provides an easy way to keep track of your thoughts and to-do items. It's not just text it includes clickable timecode, links to other sequences, web links, and more. It can even create markers to fit into a Marker workflow. The notes are exportable and can be shared with other users, printed, and backed up.

Full panel with notes, task, timecode, and link

ShotNotes also includes a built-in time tracker. Editors can log tasks, track how long each one takes, and export a detailed report. It's an essential tool for freelancers needing to justify hours or any editor trying to track efficiency. You can export a report of tasks, how long they took to do, and a list of things you did while the timer was on.

It's a powerful way of organizing your thoughts and keeping track of things that need to be done for your edit!

Task timer running, note with timecode and link, and timeline markers

Features at a Glance

Add notes and tasks directly in Premiere Pro.

Eliminates the need for external apps or notebooks (or sticky notes)

Notes support timecode, links to other sequences, and weblinks

Use the clickable timecode to instantly jump to specific edit points in any sequence directly from your notes

Creates markers for each note to fit into your Marker workflow

Built-in time tracker logs how long tasks take and generates exportable reports

Export to a variety of formats for sharing, printing, or backup

ShotNotes is currently only available for Adobe Premiere Pro.

Pricing and Availability ShotNotes is available immediately and is priced at $129.00 USD. It's available for $99 until May 15th. For more information, download a free demo or to purchase ShotNotes, please visit https://digitalanarchy.com/shot-notes.

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