Guides
Four apps, one production. The workspace runs the show; CinemaWriter writes it, CinemaCrew carries it on set, and CinemaCutter cuts it.
The Production Workspace
Open →The project dashboard — everything from importing the screenplay to sending the call sheet.
Getting Started
Make a project, understand the three production stages, and learn the one button that explains every other button.
Scripts
Import a screenplay, review what it found, and manage revisions and sides.
Scenes
The spine of the project. Every other tab links back to a scene.
Characters
The cast list, their portraits, and the reference chain that keeps a face consistent.
Locations
Where you shoot: establishing shots, permits, contacts and addresses.
Wardrobe
Costumes per character, with full-body references and per-scene assignment.
Props & Products
The design side of objects: reference sheets, scale, and how Props differs from Breakdown and Scouting.
Production Design
One style, applied to everything the project generates, plus mood boards, model settings and LoRAs.
Storyboards
Break a scene into shots, generate panel images, and present the board fullscreen.
Shot List
Every shot in the film, grouped by location, with the time estimates the schedule adds up.
Breakdown (Elements)
The 1st AD's script breakdown: every element a scene needs, tagged to scenes and rolled onto call sheets.
Scouting
The procurement board: vendors, daily rates, field photos and rental status.
3D Scans
Walk a location with a phone and get back a photoreal 3D copy you can block shots in.
Schedule
Stripboard scheduling: drag scenes into days, with solar times, page counts and a DOOD.
Call Sheets
Assemble the day from the schedule and send it: in-app with read receipts, email for everyone else.
Budget
Departments and line items, costed per unit, with suggestions drawn from your own project.
Team & Access
The crew roster, invitations, per-domain permissions and paired devices.
Deal Memos
Crew contracts: rate, kit, credit and union terms, signed digitally, out as a PDF.
Errands & Dispatch
The dispatch console: a live crew map and department comms above the errands board.
Media
Every photo and video captured across the production, with folders that carry the access rule.
Video Village
Turn the dashboard into a live on-set monitor: pair phones, watch every angle, record remotely.
Takes
Review what you shot, rate and circle the selects, and upload the keepers.
Editing (Clip Bins)
Per-scene bins, a rough cut you can play, versions, and an export to Premiere or Final Cut.
Data & Export
Export the whole project as open JSON, and delete a project safely.
AI Model Catalog
Every available model, with costs and capabilities: image, video, audio, speech and upscale.
Model Parameters
What guidance scale, steps, schedulers and the rest actually do, and when to touch them.
LoRAs
Teach a model one specific face, style or concept, from Replicate, Hugging Face or CivitAI.
CinemaWriter
Open →The screenplay editor, on the web, iPad and Android tablets.
CinemaCrew
Open →The on-set app your crew carries — call sheets, comms, errands and capture.
CinemaCutter
Open →The editor — cut your footage with your own NLE's keyboard and feel.
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