About
The operating layer production teams should already have.
ShootSlate is being built from a simple frustration: production work is complex, but the tools around it often make the day feel even heavier.
The problem
Production teams run live operations with disconnected tools.
A production day does not wait for clean admin. Someone is updating transport, someone is changing a call time, someone is asking whether talent confirmed, someone is trying to know who is actually on set — and someone senior needs to know what happened before tomorrow begins.
Call sheets are still treated as static documents, even though production changes by the hour. Confirmations, movement updates, attendance, meals, and wrap notes live in separate channels. Production managers lose time chasing replies instead of managing the shoot.
ShootSlate turns call sheets, distribution, confirmations, movement orders, attendance, meal signals, and wrap reporting into one connected workflow. The aim is not to make production people do more admin — it's to let the system capture the truth of the day while the team gets on with the shoot.
Recipients never pay
The company pays for control. Every recipient gets a free secure link.
Truth captured live
Never reconstructed. The record forms as the day happens.
Calm under pressure
A screen that feels like the room — clear, live, and under control.
The ShootSlate production experience
From prep to wrap, every moving part stays synchronised and professionally recorded.
01
Prepare
Build the workspace, import contacts, add locations, align departments, and prep the production day from one controlled source.
02
Publish
Send the call sheet, confirm recipients, issue movement orders, and keep every update attached to the live version.
03
Operate
Track attendance, meals, transport, incidents, technical notes, and coordinator follow-ups while the day is happening.
04
Report
Generate wrap reports and executive summaries from the record already created during the production day.
Design principles
Luxury is clarity under pressure.
ShootSlate should feel premium because it removes friction. Every screen has to help a production team act faster, brief better, and trust the record of the day.
- Fast enough for a production office under pressure
- Clear enough for crew who only need their own call time
- Structured enough for reporting, audit trails, payroll proof, and investor confidence
- Flexible enough for different production companies to run their own workspace
- Elegant enough for executives, simple enough for daily coordinators
- Practical enough to support call sheets, movement, attendance, catering signals, and wrap reports without feeling heavy