Don’t leave anything on a cliffhanger! Know what will happen next by plotting out the entire timeline of your story from development to the first shooting day and beyond.
Set up a Single Space for All Series Data
Create a hub to store production details, keep it up-to-date, and let the whole team access it for themselves. Import a draft from Final Draft or as a PDF and use it to plot out each episode with the crew, version by version. Make quick changes to a single document and see it automatically applied to all other linked documents - and let the system automatically alert every other department about it!
What our customers have to say
“Yamdu is a powerful tool for administering and collaborating on all aspects involved in a film project. The implemented tools very well cover the diverse requirements; starting with the initial project timing up to the final title list creation.”
Sascha Schwill Line Producer at W&B Television
Unlock Access Rights for Specific Crew Members
Manage access rights for every user either per episode or by blocks (multiple episodes). Limit which teams and members are involved in creating a production outline.
What our customers have to say
“The script export with automatic watermarks is the coolest thing I've ever had! It works so well with Yamdu and is a huge relief.”
Saskia Kuhnert Assistant Line Producer
Reuse Existing Data and Secure Each New Season
Save time creating each new season simply by importing existing data from the company database. Have the option to select which information you want to bring and keep assets like the main actors, locations, sets, and costumes consistent for every season.
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Visualize Production Plans with the Whole Crew and your Partners
Let everyone involved stay up-to-date with the latest using the production calendar. Point out the stages of overarching arcs or storylines, and link production steps to episodes so that everyone knows who’s responsible for editing what.
