Production planning, shared
One file. Your whole crew in it.
The DOP is in the schedule while you're building it. The 1st AD watches the call time change as you type it. There's no old version to be on.
No card. 14 days. 2 seats.
Type it once. Four documents have it.
Scene 7, setup 2. Follow it from the frame you drew to the sheet your gaffer opens on their phone.
The shot
Storyboard
Draw the frame. It stays with the shot.
12AIlse hears the door. Holds still.- Scene
- 7
- Setup
- 2
- Shot type
- MCU
- Angle
- Eye level
- Movement
- Static
- Cast
- Ilse
Shot list
Scene, location, cast, lens. You type it here, and nowhere else again.
Add shotSchedule
Drag it into the day. Every time after it moves itself.
Day 4Wolfsklem — kitchen & quay18-09-202607:0007:00Build-upLighting — kitchen45min07:457/212AAINTIlse hears the door. Holds still.Kitchen — Havenstraat · Ilse40min08:257/212BAINTHer POV down the hallway.Kitchen — Havenstraat · Ilse30min08:55BreakLunch45min09:40Company moveMove to Quay30min10:108/113AEXTThe car pulls away. Crane up.Quay, north side · Ilse, Bram50min11:00WrapWrapCall sheet
Everything it already knew, on the sheet the crew gets.
Date18-09-2026Day of days4 / 6General call07:00UnitMain unitTimesCrew call07:00First shot07:45Lunch08:55Est. wrap11:00Sunset19:42Schedule07:00Build-upLighting — kitchen07:457/212AAIlse hears the door. Holds still.08:257/212BAHer POV down the hallway.08:55BreakLunch09:40Company moveMove to Quay10:108/113AThe car pulls away. Crane up.11:00WrapWrapCastNo. Name Character Pick-up Make-up ready On set 1 Ilse de Wit Ilse 05:45 06:30 07:30 2 Bram Kuiper Bram 08:15 09:00 09:45
Also in the file
The budget's in there too.
Start a budget and the film fund's own chart of accounts is already in it — every category, every line, ready to price. Or bring your own. It doesn't come from the shot list and never pretends to. It's the producer's document, sitting where the producer left it.
Export to PDF. Hide the lines you're not using without losing what's in them.
Everyone on the same page
One production file. Everyone works in it, and sees your change when you make it.
The producer
Budget, schedule and call sheets in one place, and nobody asking which version is the real one.
The DOP
In the schedule while it's being built, so the day matches the plan instead of arriving as a surprise.
The 1st AD
Drag shots into the day, watch the times cascade, and the call sheet's already written.
Viewers are free. Only the people who change things use a seat.
Who makes it
Built by a production company that still uses it.
PreShot came out of Blinds Creative's own shoots, and mostly out of small annoyances. A phone number on a PDF you can't tap. A schedule the DOP never got to look at until it was final.
When something breaks on set, it gets fixed the week after.
What came out of it
- Shot list
- Storyboard
- Shooting schedule
- Call sheet
- Budget
Pro
38 of 42 confirmed.
Send the call sheet from PreShot and it comes back as a number. Who it reached, who's confirmed, and the four names who haven't — the question a WhatsApp group can't answer at eleven at night.
Pro starts at €20 a month for 2 seats. Comments and approvals are on the way.
Two plans
One for the person who makes the work. One for the person who runs the crew.
Standard
€12a month
One seat. For filmmakers and content creators.
- All five modules
- Sync across your machines
- Free viewer seats
- Share a production with a link
Pro
€20a month
2 seats included, then €10 each. For producers.
- Everything in Standard
- Invite your team, with roles
- Send the call sheet, and see who confirmed
Comments and approvals are on the way.
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Get your crew into one file.
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