
Commercials and image films, with the client in the project.
Your client gets their own area with delivery and sign-off. You see planning, crew, budget and everything behind it.
Script, schedule, call sheets, tasks, budget and delivery for one-off and monthly projects – your crew knows what to do, and at the end your client signs off.Script, schedule, tasks, budget and delivery – one-off or every month.

The script sits in a word processor, the schedule in a spreadsheet, the call sheet goes out as a PDF by email, tasks vanish in chat groups, the budget lives in another spreadsheet and the contracts are on paper. When a scene changes, half the crew finds out too late.Script, schedule, call sheet, tasks, budget and contracts live in six places. When a scene changes, half the crew finds out too late.
An image film with six shooting days, or a new video for the same client every month: in the project assistant you set type, client and period – and switch on only the modules the project really needs.A one-off film or a new video every month: set type, client and period, and switch on only the modules the project needs.







Write your script right in the project and tag characters, props and locations in the text. Every revision is recorded and never changes – so nobody shoots from an old draft. From the scenes you plan your shot list and storyboard.Write your script in the project, tag characters, props and locations – every revision is kept exactly as it was.

15INT. STONE PINE HUT, PARLOUR – DAY15
The parlour is warm, wood crackles in the stove. LENI (28) puts two ENAMEL MUGS on the table. HANNES (61) doesn't look away from the window.
Hannes
You're not crossing the ridge today. Fog until noon.
Leni
(smiles)
Then I'll wait. Like I used to.
She hangs her HIKING JACKET on the hook.
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15INT. STONE PINE HUT, PARLOUR – DAY15
The parlour is warm, wood crackles in the stove. LENI (28) puts two ENAMEL MUGS on the table. HANNES (61) doesn't look away from the window.
Hannes
You're not crossing the ridge today. Fog until noon.
Leni
(smiles)
Then I'll wait. Like I used to.
She hangs her HIKING JACKET on the hook.
Drag scenes between shooting days on the stripboard and see everything in the calendar – by day, week, month, agenda or timeline. Send the call sheet with cast, crew, equipment, scenes and schedule, with revision history and as a PDF – and every shooting day shows its weather.Move scenes on the stripboard, see everything in the calendar and send the call sheet with revision history and as a PDF.


Hand out tasks with comments, dependencies and notifications. Put your crew on shooting days by department – Backstage warns you when someone is double-booked. Daily reports are submitted, approved and distributed, and time tracking runs alongside.Tasks with dependencies, your crew on the shooting days by department, daily reports and time tracking – all in the project.
Set up categories and book expenses. Costs from equipment, catering, contracts and daily reports flow in automatically. Send contracts for signature via a link – people sign on screen, no paper needed.Costs from equipment, catering, contracts and daily reports flow into the budget automatically. Contracts are signed via a link.


In the delivery you define what your client receives – with every version. They compare versions in the player, reject with a reason or accept, and every acceptance is documented and traceable. Paying releases the delivery.Your client compares versions, rejects with a reason or accepts – and releases the delivery by paying.






A commercial with a client, a feature with a big crew or a new video for the same client every month: you switch on what the production needs – and the rest stays out of the way.Commercial, feature film or a new video every month – you switch on what the production needs.

Your client gets their own area with delivery and sign-off. You see planning, crew, budget and everything behind it.

Script with breakdown, stripboard and day out of days, casting with applications and characters with their looks – for film and series productions.

One monthly project instead of twelve separate ones: the same crew, the same workflow – and a new video every month, planned, shot and signed off.
One account with unlimited users – crew, clients and guests. The price grows with your active projects, never per head, and each project switches on only the modules it needs.One account, unlimited users. The price grows with your active projects, never per head.

Create your first project, invite your crew and switch on only the modules you need.
After the shoot: publish and analyse with Studio