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YOUR PRODUCTION AT A GLANCE

Welcome to the production.

Explore a working example of how the crew prepares together. Start with the story, then follow the details into every department.

TODAY IN THE DEMO

Final prep day

Sample dates in November 2026, not your device’s current date. Showing the whole production.

  1. 08:00– 09:30
    Camera / sound / data checkoutRental prep room

    Charts, timecode, media labels, backup verification and editorial sample receipt.

  2. 10:00– 11:30
    Mara & Ellie rehearsalKeeper’s cottage

    Nina Hart and Casey Vale. Kitchen exchange and key handover. Closed rehearsal; no costume fitting during this window.

  3. 13:00– 14:00
    Costume / sound fittingWardrobe room

    Casey Vale / Ellie: jacket lining test, lavalier position and continuity stills. Transport pickup 12:40 at cottage.

    Revised time / room
  4. 15:00– 16:00
    Cottage tech scout & look approvalKeeper’s cottage

    Window test, floor plan, cable paths and access. Proposed lighting addition requires producer approval.

  5. 16:15– 16:45
    Stage movement / plate reviewStage B

    Coordinator reviews the landing, scenic clearances and Scene 6 clean plate requirements before the stage is released for use.

  6. 17:00– 17:45
    Production readiness checkProduction office

    All department leads report outstanding items. Confirm Day 1 call sheet, location map, meals and transport distribution.

Full calendar →

A FICTIONAL SHORT FILM / THREE-DAY SHOOT

The Last Light

On the last night before a lighthouse is automated, a keeper and her estranged daughter must decide what is worth carrying forward.

Step into the script
Fictional lighthouse and keeper’s cottage above a slate-blue sea at dusk
8Scenes, connected to the plan →03Shoot days, one shared schedule →23Department perspectives →16/30Prep items ready →

A scene becomes a shared plan.

Try the tools. Make it yours.
01 / UNDERSTAND

Read the source. →

Scene 3 contains a key handover, a lighting cue and a quiet exchange. Open it to see what each department needs.

02 / PLAN

See the coverage. →

Five original storyboard frames connect to shots, action and dialogue. Enlarge, rearrange and edit the plan.

03 / COORDINATE

Move the work forward. →

Finish a task, ask another department a question, and keep the decision beside the work it affects.

Before the first call.

My work →
Approve the control-room lighting approachSam Ives · Nov 2 · 15:00
Electric & lighting
Check Ellie’s jacket for lavalier noiseIra Moss · Nov 2 · 13:00
Production sound
Confirm the coast-path weather coverOwen Lake · Nov 3 · 17:00
Locations

Working from.

All files →
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Find your department.

All 23 perspectives →

Production office

Keep documents, decisions and the working plan in one place.

Camera

Connect the script to coverage, boards, lenses and the camera package.

Art & set decoration

Bring the location, set dressing and creative references together.

Props

Track hero objects, doubles, handoffs and scene continuity.

Costume & wardrobe

Prepare looks and multiples, and follow continuity across shoot days.

Production sound

Flag noise concerns early and track recording needs for editorial.