# Crelace

> Crelace is film production management software for filmmakers, production houses and studios. It brings crew profiles and hiring, screenwriting, script breakdown, storyboards, stripboard scheduling, call sheets, budgets and review into one platform, so a production runs from the first hire to the final cut without switching tools. Every module shares one set of production data.

## Product

- [Crelace](https://www.crelace.com/): Homepage. Film production management, module by module.
- [Book a demo](https://www.crelace.com/demo): Book a demo of Crelace.
- [Beta](https://www.crelace.com/beta): Join the Crelace beta and start a production.

Features:

- Profiles and hiring: a profile with your reel and credits; post jobs, collect pitches, negotiate and hire crew and cast.
- Screenwriting: a screenplay editor with industry formatting and version history; import Final Draft, Fountain, PDF or Word.
- Script breakdown: cast, props, wardrobe, vehicles and VFX tagged off the page for you to confirm.
- Storyboards: frames from the script, with your cast's faces held frame to frame.
- Stripboard scheduling: drag scenes into days; page counts and day-out-of-days update as you go.
- Call sheets: every department gets its own call time, by email and PDF, and the call sheet can be sent to the crew WhatsApp group.
- Google Calendar: shoot days, recces and deadlines synced both ways with Google Calendar for the whole crew.
- Budget vs actuals: budgeted, committed and spent by department, with the burn rate.
- Review: upload a cut and leave notes pinned to the exact timecode.
- Role-based access: every production decides who sees what; budget, rates and negotiations stay with the producer.
- SSO and audit log: single sign-on and a record of who did what, on the Production plan.

## Pages

- [FAQ](https://www.crelace.com/faq): Questions filmmakers ask about Crelace: scripts, breakdowns, scheduling, crew access, data and AI.
- [Security and trust](https://www.crelace.com/security): Role-based access, no training on customer work, watermarked scripts, SSO and audit log, export and erase.
- [MovieLabs 2030 Vision](https://www.crelace.com/movielabs-2030): How Crelace lines up with the ten principles today.

## Blog

Practical guides for filmmakers and producers, written by the Crelace team.

- [Insights](https://www.crelace.com/blog): Blog index.
- [AI in pre-production: what it's good at, what it isn't, and keeping humans in charge](https://www.crelace.com/blog/ai-in-pre-production): An honest look at where AI helps in film pre-production (first-pass breakdowns, drafts, summaries, previs frames) and where it does not (judgment, safety, people), with practical rules for keeping people in charge of every decision.
- [Hiring crew for an indie shoot: where to find people and how to vet them](https://www.crelace.com/blog/hiring-crew-for-an-indie-shoot): Who to hire first on an independent film, where to find crew beyond your own phone book, how to read a reel and check references, and what to put in writing before day one.
- [How to budget a short film or micro-drama season without surprises](https://www.crelace.com/blog/how-to-budget-a-short-film-or-micro-drama): A practical way to budget a short film or a season of micro-drama episodes: build it from the breakdown and the schedule, price by shoot day, carry a contingency, and track committed and spent money as you go.
- [What goes on a call sheet (with a template you can copy)](https://www.crelace.com/blog/what-goes-on-a-call-sheet): Every section a film call sheet needs, from crew call and scenes to cast times, department notes and the advance schedule, plus a plain-text template you can copy and adapt.
- [Stripboard scheduling explained: building a shoot schedule that survives the weather](https://www.crelace.com/blog/stripboard-scheduling-explained): How a stripboard works, how to order strips into shoot days by location, cast and time of day, and how to build in weather cover so a bad forecast moves the schedule instead of breaking it.
- [How to break down a script: a step-by-step guide for first ADs and producers](https://www.crelace.com/blog/how-to-break-down-a-script): A practical, step-by-step method for breaking down a screenplay: locking the draft, measuring pages in eighths, filling breakdown sheets, tagging elements and handing the result to every department.

## Docs

- [Privacy policy](https://www.crelace.com/privacy): How Crelace collects, uses, and protects your information.
- [Terms of service](https://www.crelace.com/terms): The terms under which you may use Crelace.
- [Full text for LLMs](https://www.crelace.com/llms-full.txt): This summary plus the full homepage FAQ as plain text.