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Go make
the film.

Keyframes does the schedules and the call sheets so your crew can get on with the fun bit.

We’re letting productions in a few at a time. Can’t wait? Have a look round the demo film, it’s open to everyone.

Two young crew members carrying a camera rig between setups
A camera operator in an orange shirt framing an actor in red light
Friends silhouetted against a low sun, one of them mid-jump
Script

Write it with your mates.

A proper screenplay editor, and everyone can be in the same scene at once.

A small crew gathered round a camera and a boom microphone
Schedule

Shuffle the days till they work.

Drag a scene onto a day and its eighths and cast come with it.

A line of friends silhouetted next to a car at dusk
Call sheets

Send the call sheet. Go to bed.

Everyone gets their own call time, and it’s always the latest one.

An empty car park at night under street lights
Shot lists

Then go and shoot it.

Tick shots off as you get them, even when the signal drops.

A young camera operator in a red cap setting up at a tripod

Have a look round first.

Open the demo film and click around. The script’s written, the scenes are broken down, the days are on the board and the call sheets are ready to go.

Open the demo
A wet city street at night, teal and red light on the road

Built for crews of five. Ten if you’re lucky.

Two crew members by a camera on a dolly in a doorway
A wet city street at night, teal and red light on the road
A colour-striped clapperboard, close up
A camera operator filming two people on a sofa
A lone cyclist in a misty green forest
Friends sitting on a wall by the water as the sun goes down

Every plan gets everything.

Twelve modules, from the first draft to the last shot. None of them is held back for a pricier plan.

Develop

  • Script Write it here, and the rest of the production reads it.
  • Beats The card wall, from before there’s a script.

Design

  • Breakdown Break it down in the pages themselves.
  • Elements One catalogue, so the same duffel bag in five scenes is one element.
  • Locations Real places, with addresses and permits on them.
  • Mood Reference boards for the look of the film.
  • Assets Every file, and the record it’s attached to.

Plan

  • Schedule Move a strip and the day recounts.
  • People Cast comes out of the script. Crew you add by department.
  • Budget It counts what it can count, and it won’t guess the rest.

Shoot

  • Call sheets Half of it is already filled in. You write the rest.
  • Shot lists Plan the coverage, then tick it off standing up.

Not built yet: Research, Reports, Dailies, Review, VFX, Marketing, Festivals and Deliverables. We’ll say when they are.

Priced for films with no budget.

Pay for seats and productions, never for features. Every price is per month.

Free

$0

  • 1 seat
  • 1 active production
  • Trying it on your next short.

Student

$7 /mo

  • 2 seats
  • 3 active productions
  • A thesis film with a US .edu address.

Indie

$19 /mo

  • 3 seats
  • 10 active productions
  • A small crew making things regularly.

Team

$49 /mo

  • 5 seats
  • Unlimited productions
  • A company with a slate.
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Straight answers.

Is there AI in it?

There’s an assistant called Key, and it’s off until somebody turns it on. It never writes a line of your script, and it doesn’t change anything until you press Apply.

Can I bring my script in?

Yes. Fountain, Final Draft and plain text all come in, and the script goes back out as Fountain or a PDF whenever you want it.

Does it work on set with no signal?

Ticking off shots does. The tick saves on your phone and goes up when you’ve got bars again. Everything else needs a connection while you’re using it.

Is there an app to download?

No, it all runs in the browser. The call sheet your crew opens and the shoot-day view are both built for a phone, with nothing to install.

Read the rest of the FAQ

Your turn.

Get on the list and we’ll let you in as soon as there’s room. Your first production is free once you’re in.

Or open the demo film right now.