End-to-end production management, from the bid to getting paid.
Most production software plans the shoot and stops. Production Engine runs the whole job: what you bid, what you committed, what the day actually cost, what you billed, and what you collected.
Plan
Everything that has to be true before the truck rolls.
- Call sheetsCall sheets that stay attached to the project you already staffed
- Shot listsShot lists that tell you what you still have not covered
- SchedulingOne schedule that the call sheet, the crew, and the budget all read from
- Crew and deal memosBook crew once and let the rate follow them through the job
Shoot
What the day actually cost, captured while the day is still running.
Money
Bid, budget, commit, pay, match actuals, collect, close.
- Budgets and commitmentsA budget that updates itself as the production commits money
- EstimatingTurn a brief into an estimate built on your own rate card
- Payroll and vendor invoicesGet the crew paid and payroll closed without a side spreadsheet
- Wrap and closeoutClose the job on real numbers instead of closing the file
Client
What your client sees, kept apart from what your team works in.
See the whole job in one system.
Start free with a brief you already priced. The estimate, the budget, the shoot days, and the close all stay on the same job.