Independents — independent filmmakers and creatives who produce their own work and are brought onto other studios’ productions
Your own work, your own studio — and every studio that brings you in.
A director, producer, editor, colorist or writer who makes their own films, shorts and commercials to build a portfolio — and is brought onto production companies’ and agencies’ productions as a collaborator. One account: your own studio for your work, and a seat in each studio that brings you in, switching between them.
Your setup
The spaces you run, and what each one is for in a company like yours.
Crew
Your productions, your collaborators, your schedule
Partners
Financiers, co-producers, sales agents, distributors and festivals, each with a portal in your name
The Suite
Your scripts, boards and library
Who you invite, and exactly what they see
Access is decided by the database, person by person — nobody sees more than their part.
Your collaborators
The production they are on, with what you opened to them, for as long as it runs
Partners
Their portal — the cut, the approvals, the documents you share
Festival programmers and buyers
One cut through a screening link, watermarked with their name
Talent and locations
One release to sign, through a single-use link — it writes the rights it proves
What changes for you
One account for all of it
Your own studio and every studio that brings you in, with one login, one second factor and one notification stream — switching between them, never mixing them.
- Membership in several organizations, with switchingAvailable
Releases that write the rights
A performer or a location owner signs on a phone; the asset’s rights — including whether a likeness may be generated — are written by the signature.
- Releases — talent, AI likeness, location, music — that write the rights they proveAvailable
A record from the first cut
Every approval on the record — who, when, what they watched — with a printable certificate, before there is a lawyer in the room.
- Printable certificateAvailable
Being a collaborator in another studio is always free for the person. The collaborator model — what each invitation lets you see and do — is specified and not yet built; today you are brought in as a contractor scoped to a production. The roadmap
Open a studio, invite your team, add your first client. The record starts with the first approval.