8mm OS
The operating system for a film and production studio
A production studio does not run on a calendar. It runs on the slate — where a pitch is a go or it is not, where a shoot is a call sheet, a crew list and a gear list that all have to agree, where a master cannot ship until every release is signed, and where the wrap book that closes the job used to take a producer two weeks. 8mm OS is built around that.
Nothing delivers uncleared
The delivery vault stays shut until every release and license for a project is signed. Unsigned releases are the first line on the home screen.
The one-click wrap book
Every signed release, receipt, call sheet, camera log and final asset for a project, compiled in one click into a white-labeled client portal.
Development with a go/no-go
Pitches marked GO move into development; the rest wait. The slate shows what is live, in pre-production and in post.
Crew and gear
Who is on the shoot and what is on the truck. Gear out, gear in repair, and the piece that is about to make two shoots collide.
Budget against actuals
The budget line by line against what was actually spent, so the production over budget is flagged while it can still be caught.
Post and client review
Cuts in post with the client's review in the same place, and the studio's margin across the slate as one number.