The ultimate film production software.
All-in-one film production software for every stage of the process, from screenwriting to call sheets for video teams. Designed to make collaboration seamless.
More than 1.5 million production companies and brands worldwide trust StudioBinder
From screenwriting to callsheets
Our film production software handles every stage of filmmaking. Whether you're in development, pre-production or production mode, we've got you covered.
Write
Industry-standard formatting for scripts
Breakdown
Your pre-production starts here
Integrate the tools you already use
Visualize
Share the vision with your production team
Plan
The complete film project management platform
Shoot
Stress-free production management
The complete film production software.
Film Production Software FAQs
Film production basics explained
There is filmmaking software for nearly every stage of the film production process. Most are focused on a single portion of that process (e.g., screenwriting, storyboards, call sheets, etc.) but StudioBinder bundles all of those and more into a single application.
The 12 Hour Rule basically states that there needs to be a minimum of 12 hours between the end of a shooting day and the beginning of the next shooting day. This is also called "turnaround time."
On average, a film crew can get 20-30 shots in a day. Of course, depending on the size of the crew, the intricacies of the shots themselves, etc. have a big impact on how many shots can be taken.
Perseverance is the most important filmmaking skill because filmmaking is an arduous process, taking months or even years, with challenges at every turn. You may have great creative and technical skills but if you're not patient and dedicated, the job can be difficult.
The Rule of Thirds in filmmaking is related to how a shot is composed in the frame. If you divide your frame into three vertical and three horizontal sections (making a grid of 9), the rule says that you should place the most important elements of the shot along those lines and where they intersect. This helps create a balanced and aesthetically pleasing composition.
The Golden Ratio in film is related to how frames can be composed. It comes a mathematical formula and divides rectangles into a ratio of 1.61:1, creating smaller and smaller rectangles. If you then drew a curved line through the corners of each rectangle, you will achieve a graceful and ever shrinking curve.
Features
All you need in film production software
StudioBinder brings everything you expect from the average movie production software and supercharges it with 21st century features. No matter the size and scope of the project, the entire process of prepping is handled in a single app, where integration is the name of the game. Here are just a few reasons why.
Designed for any device
Call sheets can be opened and confirmed on desktop or mobile so you can reach your team no matter where they are.
Auto-populated details
Details like shooting schedule, locations, cast, and crew are pulled automatically from your project. All that's left to add are some finishing touches.
Create your own templates
Save time and energy for future projects by creating custom templates for your documents, contracts, call sheets, AV scripts, and more.
Customizable layouts
Show or hide sections, reorder the layout, apply custom stylings and logos, and more. Keep it simple or make it comprehensive, it's all up to you.
Send and share with your team
Any project element can be shared with view-only links or you can invite team members to fully engage with comments and feedback.
Modern features
Features like screenwriting, shot listing, call sheets, storyboards, mood boards, shooting schedules, and more are built for modern productions.
Today’s film productions use StudioBinder to streamline their process, and collaborate on better content together.
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Industry
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