Filmmakers Gameplan

• Manage your entire production  in one place, rather than scattered over several apps.
• Create a seamless process that will impress the hell out of funders
• Cut hours from your day and make all the admin work that comes with running a production effortless.

• Script management

• Moodboard tool

• Storyboard tool

• Budget template

• Production Schedule

• Shooting Schedule

• Shot list

• Meeting notes

• Cast & crew tracker

• Call sheets

• Locations management

• Costumes & props tracker

• Equipment manager

• Risk Assessments

• Release Forms

• Post Prod Director’s notes

• Post Prod File management

• Interview Transcripts

• Edit Previews & notes

• Distribution planner

 

⏳ Set-up in 5 minutes

🎥 Video Tutorial

🗝️ Lifetime access to updates

The Filmmakers Gameplan Go is perfect for any producer or director making shorts or making indie features. The FG has been used on several production projects to take them from idea to screening in front of audiences. Check out some of the projects here. 

 

One-off Payment - No Subscriptions

As part of using the Filmmakers Gameplan you will be guided on using free Notion software.

The Filmmakers Gameplan is hosted on Notion, a free-to-use online software. You will be guided on setting up a free account on notion when you buy the Filmmakers Gameplan. 

 

Legal Implications of Sharing Paid Digital Files
The Filmmakers Gameplan template belongs to Cinora. You can use it on as many productions as you like, but sharing the template file without proper authorization can have serious legal consequences. Unauthorized distribution may violate copyright laws and intellectual property rights, potentially leading to fines, lawsuits, or other legal penalties. It’s crucial to ensure you have the necessary permissions or licenses before sharing or distributing any digital content. By respecting these legal boundaries, you not only avoid potential legal repercussions but also support creators and rights holders in their work. Always consult legal advice if you’re unsure about the terms of use for a specific file or content.