Moodboards
Drop in stills and audio, paste video links, then arrange them with notes, frames and drawing until the direction is obvious to everyone.
Images, audio, video links, notes, frames and drawing on one canvas.
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Pull references from anywhere
Upload images and audio, or paste links from YouTube, Vimeo, Figma and the rest. Each lands on the canvas as a card you can move and resize.
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Draw on it like a whiteboard
Shapes, arrows, freehand pencil and text sit beside the references, so the note about the grade is next to the grade.
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Frame it into sections
Draw frames round the looks for day one and day two. Moving a frame moves everything inside it.
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Works well with moodboards.
Purpose tags and stock
Tag each reference Shot, Lighting, Wardrobe, Location and more, then filter.
Shot lists
Shots with status, size, lens, FPS and talent, made from your references.
Client review
One link the client opens without an account: comment and approve.
Plan any shoot:
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Straight answers.
Images and audio you upload, links from YouTube, Vimeo, Figma and other sites, and credited Unsplash photos, with notes, shapes, arrows, freehand drawing and frames beside them. Video goes on the board as a link.
Yes. Share the project on a review link and the client opens the moodboard in their browser, with no account. Depending on what the link allows, they can view it, comment on it or approve it.
Pick a reference on the moodboard and create a shot from it. The reference becomes the shot's still, linked rather than copied, and you add the shot size, lens, FPS, talent and notes.
Plan the next shoot in one place, not across ten apps.
New commercial projects open with Brief, Creative Direction, Moodboard, Shot List, and Client Review already in place.
