Core concepts
Productions
The production is the core unit of prepros — everything you plan for a shoot lives inside one.
If the workspace is the home for your whole team, a production is the home for a single shoot. It's where the brief, references, shots, crew, budget, and documents all come together.
What is in a production
Every production is organized into the same sections, so your team always knows where to look:
- Creative — moodboards, shotlists, and styling.
- Planning — calendar, locations, and budget.
- People — crew, roles, and contacts.
- Assets — briefs, contracts, and references.
From kickoff to wrap
A production moves with the shoot. In pre-production it fills up with references and plans; on the day it drives the call sheet; afterward it holds the record of what was made and what it cost. Nothing is scattered across tools that forget the context.
Managing a slate
Running many shoots? Every production rolls up into your workspace, so you can see the whole slate on one calendar and track budgets across projects.