Intro to FilmKit
FilmKit is where your team plans and runs a production together: you write the screenplay, break it down, plan shots, schedule the shoot, log takes on set, and cast and crew the project. Everything you create in a project stays connected to the screenplay, so the plan follows the script as it changes.
Spaces and projects
A space is the home of a production company, a collective, or one person working alone. It holds your projects, your team, and the address book of people you work with. A project is one production, such as a feature, a series, or a short, and contains everything that production needs. See Intro to spaces and projects.
People and access
Everyone who's a member of a space can open and edit all of its projects, and their changes appear for everyone as they're made. People outside the team, such as cast and crew, don't need to be members: you share read-only access with them, or send them the documents you publish. See Roles and access.
Your first steps
Sign in with a passkey
FilmKit uses passkeys instead of passwords. Click Sign in with passkey and confirm with your fingerprint, face, or device PIN. See Sign in with a passkey.
Create a space and a project
On your dashboard, click New Space, then open the space and click New Project. See Create a space and a project.
Invite your team
In Space Settings, invite people by email so they can work in your projects with you. See Invite people to a space.
Start with the screenplay
Create or import a screenplay, and FilmKit picks up the scenes, characters, and places as you write. See Intro to screenwriting.
To see how the chapters of this guide fit together, see FilmKit workflow.