ETCH FOR FIELD PRODUCTION

The shoot is stage four, not a different app.

The day gets planned, shot, culled, and scheduled inside the same project as the idea.

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THE PROBLEM

The shot list is in a doc, the references are on a phone, the selects are on a card. By the wrap the decisions are in a group chat.

THE SAME SEVEN

The same pipeline, run through a shoot

  1. BEFORE

    The list is already the Look.

    A Look can draft the Shotlist, and a reference seeded in Explore becomes the shot the A-roll has to match. Nobody retypes the plan into a second document.

  2. ON THE DAY

    On-set mode, on a phone.

    The list is worked on the day it was written for, in order, with the timings that were planned. A call sheet comes out of the same place if there is a crew.

  3. AFTER

    The card lands in the job.

    Takes, stills, and renders sit in one library with versions stacked. Review and delivery happen there, so nothing is exported to a folder and lost.

ON THE ROW

Four of the seven this team lives in

  1. 03 / WHITEBOARD

    Decide what is in

    The wall settles the series before the day is booked.
  2. 04 / SHOTLIST

    Plan and run the day

    Order it, time it, work it on set.
  3. 06 / ASSETS

    Cull and review

    Versions stack; the client marks the selects.
  4. 07 / PLANNER

    Give it a date

    The day that was shot becomes the day it goes out.

GET STARTED

The shoot stays on the row.

What was decided on set is still attached to the piece it was decided for.