Sets, Props, and Greenery
Move between the sets, props, and greenery identified in the breakdown and see the scenes in which each one appears.
For production designers, art directors, set decorators, art coordinators, and producers
Art Department
Plan the production design for each set with the dressing, construction, references, work dates, scenes, vendors, and budget needed from prep through strike.
Art department prep
Plan Each Set from Prep Through Strike
Take the sets, props, and greenery from the script breakdown and plan the dressing, construction, sourcing, schedule, and budget for each one.
Set Dressing
List each dressing piece with its description, brand, color, size, quantity, price, photos, and drawings.
Construction
Break construction down into materials and labor, with quantities, rates, work dates, and budget.
Purchases, Rentals, and Vendors
Track what is being bought or rented, where it comes from, how many are needed, the price, and the dates each item is required.
Prep, Shoot, and Strike Dates
Set the prep and strike window for each set and see the scheduled shoot dates alongside it.
Art Department Budget
See set dressing and construction totals by set and across the art department, then print the lists needed for prep and the shoot.
From breakdown through strike
Prep, Dress, Build, Strike
Handle the design, dressing, construction, sourcing, work dates, and budget.
Start with the Breakdown
See the scenes in which each set, prop, or greenery element appears and what the script calls for.
Design the Set
Add references, drawings, dressing pieces, construction materials, and the details that illustrate the look.
Plan the Work
Track what needs to be built, bought, rented, or dressed, together with labor, vendors, prep dates, shoot dates, strike dates, and budget.
Print the Lists
Print the set dressing, construction, and art department lists needed for the production.
Start designing
Keep dressing, construction, references, vendors, dates, and budget organized by set.
Organize Art Prep