For production teams
One production for your whole team.
Give writers, directors, artists and producers one shared production: roles, tasks, reviews, statuses and AI generation on the same board.
Kestrel Bay is a sample series we made in Cinemagiq to show the product. The brands in our spots are made up.
Everyone knows what is next.
Clear ownership
People and a due date on every cell, and a Tasks view of what is yours.
One review flow
In progress, In review, Changes requested, Approved. Rename the steps or add your own.
Notes on the shot
Comments on any cell, with @mentions that tell the right person.
Nothing missed
Notifications when someone mentions you or adds you to a cell.
No overwrites
Live updates for everyone, and a lock on the cell someone is editing.
Your own tools too
An API for working with your projects from your own code.
One library, for every episode.
Writers, artists and editors pull from the same characters, locations and takes, so nothing is redrawn or lost in a chat.
- Versioned assets with their history
- Shared for the series, or kept per episode
- Where each file is used on the board
Cut it where you made it.
The Video Editor reads the clips from the board, with voice and music tracks, so the editor works on the latest approved takes.
- Clips from the board in shot order
- Voice and music tracks
- Export the cut when it is ready
Questions production teams ask.
How do roles work?
Each workspace has owners, admins and members. Owners and admins manage the workspace and its people, and everyone in the workspace works in its projects.
How many people can work on one project?
As many as you have seats. One of our customers runs a series with 28 people in one workspace.
How is a team billed?
Per seat, from $5 a month. Each seat brings its own monthly tokens and storage to the workspace.
Can we connect our own pipeline?
Yes. Cinemagiq has an API for working with your projects from your own code, with keys you control.