CinematicDev is three subscription apps on one platform: Call Sheet Pro runs the shoot day, Script Analyst Pro preps every department, and LUT Pro defines the look. One AI pattern powers all of them — you talk, the AI proposes structured changes, a human signs off, and a professional deliverable comes out.
One platform, one team and licensing model, one AI pattern. Together they cover the look, the prep, and the day of any film, episodic, or commercial production.
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Runs the Day
Call Sheet Pro
An AI-assisted, real-time collaborative call sheet builder. Tell the AI what changed — "this actor moved to the 2pm slot" — and the sheet fills itself in. Every change is proposed as structured data, confirmed with one tap, and written to the audit log.
Conversational AI updates — one-tap confirm, full audit trail
Google-Docs-style live editing for 10–20 crew, offline-tolerant for bad on-set signal
Projects and shoot days organized by production style — narrative, commercial, episodic
Locked PDF export for distribution
The gap it fills
No competitor offers conversational AI updating a live call sheet. Plans change in emails and group chats while the sheet goes stale — that ends here.
LLM Function CallingSchema ValidationCRDT SyncPDF Export
Free tier · Solo from $19/mo · Team (5 seats) from $79/mo
Viewers & crew always free
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Preps the Departments
Script Analyst Pro
A role-aware script analysis engine. Upload a script — or an entire season — select your job, and get a breakdown tailored to how that role preps: director, actor, line producer, production designer, wardrobe, art director.
Role lenses — each with its own extraction schema, output template, and dialogue logic
Episodic mode builds a living series bible: character arcs, world rules, continuity flags
One universal script index: scene graph, characters, breakdown elements, story days
We never train on your scripts — IP security from day one
The gap it fills
Existing tools do scheduling breakdowns or exec coverage. Nobody serves the working crew member — and full-season analysis is virgin territory.
Role LensesSeries BibleScene GraphZero Training
Per-script from $9.99 · Subscriptions from $29/mo
Human coverage runs $69–499 per script
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Defines the Look
LUT Pro
A browser-based AI LUT creator — a mini online color suite. Build a professional show-look LUT from reference images, an AI colorist chat ("Fincher sickly green, crushed teal shadows"), and real manual controls: wheels, curves, scopes.
Color-managed engine: camera log in (ARRI LogC4, Sony S-Log3), grade in log, display transform out
Real-time WebGL preview on your own pre-shoot test footage
The chat edits grade parameters via validated tool calls — generative AI never touches the color math
Big shows run a $1,500/day DIT. Small productions load a generic $49 LUT pack and hope. LUT Pro is the middle that didn't exist.
WebGL PreviewLog Pipeline.cube / CDL ExportColor Transfer
Free · Creator $15/mo · Pro from $30/mo
Per-production temp license from $49
How the AI Works
One pattern. Every app.
Production documents are legal-adjacent, safety-adjacent, and deadline-critical. So the AI never freelances — the same four-step loop governs every change in the suite.
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Conversational input
Say it the way you'd say it to your coordinator — "this actor moved to the 2pm slot", "Fincher sickly green, crushed teal shadows" — while you're reading emails, not after.
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Schema-validated changes
The AI emits structured, validated field updates through function calling — never free text into your documents, never generative math in your color pipeline.
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Human sign-off
Nothing lands without a one-tap confirm from a human. Every accepted change is written to the audit log, so the production always knows who approved what.
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Professional deliverable
Locked call sheet PDFs, monitor-ready .cube LUT packs, department-tailored breakdowns — output the industry already trusts, not a chat transcript.
Why They Compound
Each app feeds the next
Use any app alone and it stands on its own. Use them together and the script breakdown becomes the look, and the look becomes part of the day.
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script-analyst-pro
extracts every scene's tone, palette, cast, and department needs from the script
scene_palette.json →
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lut-pro
seeds show looks from the breakdown; the approved grade is baked for on-set monitors
show_look_v3.cube →
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call-sheet-pro
pre-fills cast, schedule, and department notes — and tells the crew which approved look is on today's monitors