Upload the screenplay. A crew of fifteen breaks it down and prepares every scene. You decide what gets shot.
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Rain on the glass. MARA, 30s, coat still on, holds an unopened envelope. The clock on the wall reads 11:52.
(to no one)
Eight minutes.
She does not open it.
PDF, Fountain or text. The crew reads it the way a crew does: scenes, characters with a want, a need and a backstory, locations, and a brief for every department. Time and cost are quoted before anything runs.
Ask one department, or seat up to eight of them in a room. Answers cite the scene and shot they come from, and end in a window with the fields already filled. The click is still yours. ⌘Z takes back the last step.
Render the shots you choose, upscale what you keep. Export the timeline to Premiere, Resolve or Final Cut, or take the whole production home as one archive that can be rebuilt from the file.
One scene of a real production, taken through every department. Press a number to see that chapter.
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Ten upscalers, no prompt. Replace the original and the timeline, the export and the published link follow.
Pick the model for every picture. Renders bill to your own provider account, or to the project's.
The Producer posts yesterday's work to the crew room before you sit down, with the cheapest next win.
Share a production for viewing and nothing spends its budget: no renders, no edits, no half-done refusals.
The beta is closed, the demo is not. Leave your email and you get a production of your own, one scene, every department, in the real editor.

The beta is closed. Waitlist members get a free demo production, early access and a direct line to the team.