Welcome to FilmKit
FilmKit lets you and your team take a film, series, or short from the first draft of the screenplay to the last shooting day in one place. The script, the breakdown, the schedule, the call sheets, casting, and crew all stay connected, so a change to the screenplay shows up everywhere it matters. Everyone in a project works together in real time, and the people who only need documents receive exactly what you publish to them.
Sign in, create a space and a project, and find your way around.
Invite your team, decide who sees what, and work together live.
Write, import, revise, and export industry-formatted screenplays.
Build the breakdown catalog and the character bible from the script.
Plan coverage scene by scene, draw storyboards, and map the story on whiteboards.
Schedule shooting days, publish call sheets, and manage locations, resources, and the budget.
Log takes, run the digital slate, control cameras, and hand footage to editorial.
Keep the address book, build each project's roster, and share access.
Publish casting calls, request self-tapes, and review applicants.
Post crew jobs, review interest, and hire.
Create public profiles, add showreels, and search for talent and crew.
Publish and distribute documents, and submit to festivals.
Ask the project assistant, or connect your own AI client and review its edits.
Use the command palette and shortcuts, install the app, and work offline.
How this guide is organized
- Chapters follow a production. They start with getting set up, move through writing, planning, and shooting, and end with people, publishing, and ways to work faster.
- Each chapter opens with an introduction. The Intro to page explains the ideas behind the area, then links to the tasks.
- Task pages show you how to do one thing. Each one has numbered steps and a screenshot of the screen you work in.
- Reference pages are for looking things up. See FilmKit interface, Keyboard shortcuts, and the Glossary.
If you're new to FilmKit, start with Intro to FilmKit, then read FilmKit workflow.