The Future of Filmmaking
Collaborate smarter, create faster, and turn your ideas into impact— all in one place. In Filmster Network, stories find collaborators, and creators find purpose.
Plan, track, and organise every detail of your shoot—from pre to post—on a sleek interface tailored to film workflows. Assign tasks, monitor progress, and link everything back to your script and schedule.
Upload your screenplay and let Filmster break it down automatically—characters, props, costumes, locations, and more. It’s like having your own assistant director living inside your laptop.
Start with a raw idea and build it together. Pitch to the community, add collaborators, assign creative roles, and track the evolution of a concept all the way to production.
One verified identity across the Filmster ecosystem—your creative résumé, credit history, skill endorsements, and role-specific ratings, all in one place. Think IMDb meets LinkedIn, reimagined for the next generation.
Invite, manage, and organise your crew by role, availability, rate, and rating. You can also re-hire past collaborators, or discover new ones based on compatibility and past projects.
DMs with threads, attachments, emoji reactions, and smart filtering by project. Communicate quickly, clearly, and contextually—without ever needing to leave the app.
Every project has its own dynamic feed where collaborators post updates, polls, work-in-progress media, and progress logs. It’s like a private social network for your shoot.
Schedule and run virtual table reads, production meetings, or edit reviews with integrated video, calendar sync, and shared notes—all connected to your project timeline.
Upload and collaboratively edit scripts, contracts, budgets, or story outlines. Version control keeps the chaos in check, and permissions ensure the right people see the right stuff.
Each Filmster Network tool operates as an independent, plug-and-play service or module. Built on a microservice and containerised architecture, these modules can be deployed, scaled, and updated independently based on specific usage demands.
Automatically detect the emotional tone of each scene to help guide performance, music, and marketing. Useful for tonal consistency or testing alternate versions.