From Movie Magic
Coming from Movie Magic Scheduling.
SetSnitch opens your Movie Magic Scheduling file (.msd) as it is, with its breakdown and its shooting days, and a tagged Final Draft script (.fdx) the same way, with no AI needed to read them.
The work feels familiar, with the stripboard and the day out of days you know. What's new is an AI copilot that knows the whole show.
The problem
The industry has its ways of working. We're not asking you to abandon them.
Years of productions live in the files you already have, and the way you build a schedule took years to learn. Moving to new software shouldn't mean rebuilding either.
What carries over, and what's new
With your breakdown in, the Snitch can generate schedule plans from a brief, prefill call sheets and answer questions about the whole production.
Your files. The .msd opens as it is, a tagged .fdx keeps its tags, and breakdowns as spreadsheets or PDFs come in through the Snitch.
The way you work. A stripboard, a list or a calendar, the cast numbered the way the call sheet numbers them, and a day out of days.
What you can do now. Prep, schedule, call sheets and the shoot day live on iPhone and iPad, all in one connected production.
Everything connected
The whole production, in one place, from prep to wrap.
The script becomes the breakdown, the breakdown becomes the schedule, the schedule becomes the call sheets, and the call sheets become the shoot day, live on iPhone and iPad. Each step knows what the one before it knows.
Coming from another tool
FAQ
Fair questions.
Can I import my Movie Magic Scheduling file?
Yes. SetSnitch opens a Movie Magic Scheduling file (.msd) as it is, with its breakdown and shooting days.
Do I need to rebuild my stripboard?
No. The shooting days in your file come with it, and you keep working on a stripboard, a list or a calendar.
What about my Final Draft script?
A tagged Final Draft .fdx opens as it is, tags and all. A PDF script is read by the Snitch.
Bring your production. Not a new way of working.
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