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InteScene

All-in-one film & TV production management by filmmakers

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InteScene is an all-in-one production management platform for film and television. It unifies screenwriting, AI script breakdowns, scheduling, budgeting, call sheets, storyboarding, casting, locations and crew management in a single connected workspace — a detail entered once flows to every department. Built by filmmakers who got tired of running shoots on fifteen spreadsheets that don't talk to each other. Key features:

  • Industry-standard screenplay editor: live pagination, colour-coded revisions, FDX/Fountain import and export
  • AI script breakdown: every prop, costume, vehicle and effect pulled from the script into a production database in minutes
  • Stripboard scheduling with an AI scheduler that weighs cast availability, location grouping and real sunrise/sunset times
  • Live conflict engine that catches double-booked actors, illegal turnarounds and missing meal breaks during prep, not on the shoot morning
  • Two-speed budgeting: quick top-level estimates or a full chart of accounts with fringes, purchase orders and multi-currency
  • Call sheets that build themselves from the schedule — weather, sun times, maps, per-recipient redaction, QR crew check-in
  • AI storyboards matched to your actual cast, plus continuity tracking designed for out-of-order shooting
  • Logistics, catering, equipment and payroll-ready timesheets for the set floor
  • Real-time collaboration across the whole production, with read-only share links for financiers — no account needed What makes it different: most tools stop at prep or stop at the office. InteScene runs from first draft to the set floor. The AI is pointed at the paperwork, never the creative call — nothing is applied without your say. And there's a genuinely free tier, so students and first-timers aren't priced out. Real outcomes: break down a feature script in minutes instead of days, catch the schedule clash before it costs a shoot day, and hand your crew studio-grade paperwork even if you're a crew of one. Who it's for: indie filmmakers and one-person crews, screenwriters, producers, 1st ADs, production coordinators, film students, and TV/episodic teams up to studio level. Free tier available; 14-day trial on paid plans, no card required. Imports from Final Draft, Fountain, CSV and Movie Magic budget exports, so switching is painless.

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