Scripts, call sheets, costs, deals, travel and paperwork — one connected record from the first page to the final wrap, for the producer who runs it all.
Open one and the rest is in sync — the people on the call sheet are the people in the cost plan, and the deal you sent is the deal the shoot reads.
Days, schedule, shot list, costs and deals — one record per shoot, and a series that runs twenty of them.
See it →Cast, crew, locations and weather composed and sent — with confirms back from the crew by 6 AM.
See it →Plan the roster at the rates you expect, the non-people costs, a target — and share it with the client for approval.
See it →Crew deal memos, talent contracts and releases — built once, sent as a private link, signed in the browser.
See it →Living sides and revisions everyone works from — import FDX or Fountain, break down, and feed the schedule.
See it →AICP and film-standard bids with fringes, versions and approvals, for the jobs that need the long form.
See it →Flights, ground and lodging per traveller — a no-login itinerary for everyone on the unit.
See it →Estimates, invoices and proposals clients approve in the browser — tracked to the production they belong to.
See it →Import a brief into a shot list, draft a call sheet, summarise the day — from one prompt, inside the record.
The same thirteen people, costed once, papered once, called once and paid once — instead of typed into four tools.
Roster the shoot at the rates you expect, against a target the client approves.
Draft every deal from the plan, send a private link, and they approve on their phone.
Put the plan on the call sheet. Calls, confirms, weather and the day's sides go out by 6 AM.
Crew submit days and receipts; you approve or settle at the agreed figure, then record the payment.
One series, one standing roster, every new production born with its cost plan already built.
Call sheets composed and sent, with confirms back from the crew before the coffee's on.
Plan, deal, call sheet and wrap read one record. What you agreed is what gets paid.
Start your next production on Cinethread. Bring the crew you already have.