40+
Hours saved on prep
Customer-reported time back on breakdown and scheduling across RivetAI productions.
Scheduling & budgeting
Stripboards, day-out-of-days, and budget topsheets pull from the same script data. When the screenplay changes, production planning updates together instead of across disconnected spreadsheets.
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Customer-reported time back on breakdown and scheduling across RivetAI productions.
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Stripboard, DOOD, shooting schedule, and budget export without rebuilding in separate tools.
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DGA, WGA, SAG-AFTRA, IATSE, and Teamsters assumptions built into budget topsheets from your tagged breakdown.
Turn tagged scenes into shoot-ready stripboards in minutes. Group by location, cast, and unit so your 1st AD starts from a real plan, not a blank grid.
Stack pages into shoot days with drag-and-drop control. Filter by unit, location, or cast when the slate gets complex.
Day-out-of-days roll up automatically from cast availability and your stripboard. Give casting and production the same numbers.
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Top sheet from script tags and stripboard
Above- and below-the-line estimates generated from screenplay scope. Finance gets a credible starting point before line producers refine detail.
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Top sheet from script tags and stripboard
Rerun budget analysis when scope shifts. See how cast, locations, and page count move your topsheet without re-keying spreadsheets.
Script revisions flow through to schedule and budget. Every department works from one source of truth, not three exports that drift apart.
Move work in and out with industry-standard formats. Availability may vary by license tier.
Step 1
Scheduling and budgeting pull from cast, locations, elements, and scene metadata already in RivetAI.
Step 2
AI proposes shooting days and budget estimates. Your team refines the plan before sharing with department heads.
Step 3
Studio seats, scoped exports, and linked updates keep production, finance, and the writer's room aligned.
AES-256 encrypted cloud infrastructure, scoped share links, and zero use of your screenplay to train AI models.