From Yamdu
Coming from Yamdu.
Bring your Yamdu exports with you as PDFs and spreadsheets: schedules, crew lists and breakdowns, and the script as a PDF or a Final Draft .fdx.
You keep working with familiar production concepts, while the Snitch takes on the breakdown, the schedule and the call sheets.
The problem
You shouldn't have to relearn your job to work smarter.
A production's information is spread across scripts, schedules, crew lists and documents, and each new tool asks for all of it again. Your work should come with you.
What carries over, and what's new
The Snitch reads what you bring and builds on it: a first pass at the breakdown, the chrono, schedule plans and call sheets.
Your exports. Schedules and crew lists as .xlsx or .csv, breakdowns as spreadsheets or PDFs, call sheets as PDFs.
Your crew. Import any crew list, in any language, and give each person Crew, Prep or Full access.
What you can do now. Prep in the Nest, then run the shoot day live on iPhone and iPad, all in one 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 bring my production from Yamdu?
Yes. Export what you have as PDFs or spreadsheets, and the Snitch reads it into one production.
Which file formats does SetSnitch take?
Scripts as PDFs or .fdx, breakdowns as .msd or spreadsheets, schedules and crew lists as .xlsx or .csv, and call sheets as PDFs or a photo of the paper one.
Who can see what?
You give each person Crew, Prep or Full access, and decide who sees each document.
Bring your production. Not a new way of working.
SetSnitch opens to everyone on November 18th. The waitlist is open now.
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