From script
to shoot-ready.
The complete screenwriting and production management platform for filmmakers.
You do not have to start from a blank page. Bring a draft — FDX, Fountain, PDF or Word — and get coverage a producer would recognise, notes written to you rather than about you, a score with its reasoning, and a continuity pass that finds the prop you planted and never paid off. In the language you wrote it in. Your script is never used to train AI.
See The Story Maker at work, from first idea to shoot-ready plan.
Not just a tool, but a complete ecosystem. Every stage of the film hands off to the next without leaving the platform.
Read the draft before you rewrite it: coverage a producer would recognise, notes written to you rather than about you, and a score with its reasoning. Then make the edits you choose, and nothing changes your scene until you merge. Draft from a blank page too, if that is where you are.
Turn words into vision. Automatically generate concept art, storyboard sequences, and animatics directly from your locked screenplay.
Instantly break down scripts into actionable assets. Build budgets in your own currency, generate call sheets, and map out post-production and distribution pipelines.
35 tools across 6 phases of production — explore each stage, or jump straight to production if you already have a locked script.
See it happen on one scene: from script to call sheet
Each phase feeds the next, so nothing gets re-typed and nothing falls through. Days of spreadsheet work, done in an afternoon.
Outline beats, build the character bible, draft and polish the screenplay — with coverage and feedback that actually knows cinema.
Auto-generate the breakdown budget, casting schedule, call sheets, storyboards and continuity straight from your locked script.
Build investor EPKs, estimate VFX costs, plan the festival run — and walk onto set genuinely shoot-ready.
Ask a chat assistant for a call sheet and you paste in your scenes, your cast, your locations and your schedule — every single time. Ask here and the call sheet already knows, because it was generated from the shooting schedule, which came from the breakdown, which came from your script.
That gap widens with every scene you add. Your fortieth scene costs the same effort as your first; in a chat window it costs more, because you are re-establishing context from scratch each time. Nothing gets re-typed — which is also why the documents stay consistent with each other.
Why not just use ChatGPT?One shared workspace for your entire unit. Scale your operations securely with role-based access, shared billing, and dedicated support.
Up to 500+ members in one workspace
Real-time script editing with your whole team
One credit pool, one bill for the team
A dedicated coordinator for your projects
Every tool, unrestricted, for everyone