Abstract: An electronic cueing and pacing apparatus designed specially for film and audio-visual work. The apparatus comprises a time-code generator/transmitter and a receiver/decoder for recording and reading a digital time-code on multi-track audio or video tapes. It incorporates a four digit numerical display indicating running time in minutes and seconds, and a linear display containing a row of sixty cueing and pacing lights. The lights illuminate consecutively from top to bottom at one second intervals with a recycling time of exactly one minute. Data display forms are disposed adjacent the row of lights for interrelating the audio and visual elements of the performance to be cued or paced in proper juxtaposition to time.