The Production Suite for Serious

Script breakdown, storyboards, shot lists, scheduling, budgeting, and call sheets — plus live dispatch, on-set monitoring, and dailies when you roll. Built for filmmakers who finish.

Stage 01

Development

Script to shot list. Break the story down, design the look, cast the faces and price the whole thing before a dollar leaves the account.

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Script Editor

Write like a pro

Industry formatting, scene numbers that stay in order, and revisions kept as their own drafts. Bring a script in from other software or a PDF, or start on a blank page. It comes apart into scenes, characters, locations and wardrobe, so pre-production starts already filled in.

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Scene Breakdown

Every detail, pulled out for you

Each scene comes back with its characters, locations, wardrobe, setting, time of day and page-eighths. Sort by name, by how far along it is, or by script order. Describe scenes in bulk and make portraits for them. What comes out feeds the storyboards, the schedule and the budget.

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Production Design

See the world before you build it

Build named looks out of your own image prompts, text prompts and choice of model, LoRAs included. Turn one on and every portrait and storyboard panel in the project picks it up. Anime, noir, watercolor, whatever the film needs.

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Characters & Wardrobe

Every face, every outfit

Every character comes out of the script with a portrait drawn in whichever design is switched on. Have them described for you, fix the wording by hand, then make the portraits one at a time or all at once. Wardrobe is tracked per character with its own costume portraits: a default outfit, the changes a scene calls for, and continuity you can check across the shoot.

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Storyboard Generator

See your shots before you shoot

Panels for any scene, one click each. Set framing, angle, lens and movement per panel. Keep as many revisions as you like without losing the earlier ones. Play a board back fullscreen. Every panel takes the look of whichever design is on.

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Shot Lists

Every setup, accounted for

A shot list for every scene, with framing, angle, lens and movement on each setup. Push it into the shooting schedule and the day gets planned setup by setup instead of by guess. The list follows you onto the floor, so every camera knows which shot it is rolling on.

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Production Budgeter

Know your costs before you roll

Budget by department, with a top sheet over the line items. Set your rates and every line re-adds itself as the schedule moves. The shoot-day count comes straight from that schedule. Export a clean PDF to send to investors.

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Stage 02

Production

Scout it, crew it, schedule it, shoot it. Locations on a map, call sheets in every pocket, runners on a live board, and every camera on one screen.

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Location Scouting

Scout from your desk

Addresses, coordinates and permits on every location. The scout view puts it on Google Maps with the nearest hospital already pinned. Check the forecast for the day you are there. Make a portrait of the place in whichever design is on. Day and night page-eighths tell you how long you will be standing in it.

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3D Location Scans

Walk the location again, three weeks later

Walk a room with your phone and a GPU rebuilds it as a photoreal Gaussian splat you can orbit, light and shoot against. Block a camera move without re-booking the space. Hand a set to your VFX vendor as geometry instead of a mood board. Match the room's real light when you composite. Every scan comes back with a splat, a proxy mesh and an HDR light probe, off about five minutes of work on the day.

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Schedule & Call Sheets

Plan the day around the light

Build a shooting schedule out of your scenes, then drag it into the shape you want. Each day shows its page count and its crew, cast and set calls. Dawn, sunrise, golden hour, sunset and dusk sit on the timeline, so you can see when to roll for the light. Every day becomes a call sheet the whole crew gets: in the app if they have it, by email if they do not, with read receipts either way.

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Team Collaboration

Your whole crew, one workspace

Invite crew by name and email. Give them a role, a position and only the access they need. Write deal memos with your own terms and clauses, collect signatures that hold up, and watch each one go from draft to countersigned. Everybody works in the same project. No email chains, no shared drive.

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Live Dispatch & Crew Comms

See your runners. Talk to your crew. Send them out.

The Errands tab is a dispatch desk. A map plots every crew member who chose to share their position from the app, refreshed every 15 seconds, next to your department chat rooms. Hand address-based jobs to runners on the board underneath. Hit Locate and the map flies to whoever is carrying one, so you can watch a lens pickup happen. Tracking, messaging and dispatch on one screen.

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Video Village

Every camera on one screen

Your dashboard becomes an on-set monitor. Phones and cameras running the crew app scan a code to join the project and stream into the tab, so the director, the DP and the script supervisor watch every angle at once. Flip any device between off, live and record without walking over to it. What it records lands in Takes with a slate on it, ready to circle.

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Stage 03

Post

Circled takes become a cut on a real timeline. Every version is kept, it plays in the browser, and it never leaves the project the footage came from.

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Editing & Timelines

Cut straight from your circled takes

Circled takes drop into scene cuts you build on a real timeline. Trim them, reorder them, play the whole thing back in the browser. Every pass saves as its own version, so you can branch a cut without losing the one before it, then export the one you keep.

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Simple, Transparent Pricing

Choose the plan that fits your workflow

Free

$0
  • 1 project
  • 1 team member
  • 500 AI credits/month
  • Script Breakdown
  • Storyboarding
  • Shot Lists
  • 1000+ AI Generation Models
  • Location Scouting
  • Scheduling & Callsheets
  • Automatic Budgeting
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Pro

$182/yr
  • Everything in Free
  • Unlimited projects
  • Unlimited team members
  • 20,000 AI credits/month
  • Video Generation — 150+ Video & Audio Models
  • Team Collaboration & Crew Roles
  • Deal Memos & E-Signatures
  • Live Dispatch & Crew Comms
  • Video Village — Live On-Set Monitoring
  • Takes & Dailies Review
  • Editing & Timelines
  • 3D Location Scans
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