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Your story, mapped out.
Bring in your screenplay and turn every scene into a plan. Keep the words, coverage, and creative decisions connected.
Scripts · Scenes · Shot planningFROM SCRIPT TO SET
Every scene. Every shot.One clear vision.
Your story deserves a better plan. Bring scripts, shots, schedules,
and your people together in one production workspace.
Built for filmmakers. Ready for the whole production.
THE BIG PICTURE. DOWN TO THE LAST DETAIL.EXPLORE SNAP CUT
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12. EXT. COAST — DUSK
The last of the light settles over the water. A lighthouse cuts a quiet shape against the sky.
MARA steps up to the railing. In her hand, a letter she has carried for years.
MARA
I thought there would be more time.
The wind catches the edge of the envelope. She holds on.
THE LAST LIGHT · SAMPLE SCREENPLAYTHE CREATIVE WORK STAYS CONNECTED
ScriptShotsScheduleSet
A PLACE FOR THE WHOLE PICTURE
Less chasing details.
More making the film.
From the first read-through to the last setup, give your production a place where every decision has context.
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See it before you shoot it.
Build your coverage, work through storyboards, and track camera setups and props. Give every department a clearer picture.
Storyboards · Camera · Art & continuity03
Walk on set prepared.
Shape the shooting day, account for setup time, and build call sheets from your production. Keep the details close when plans change.
Schedules · Call sheets · Production notes THE STORY IS THE STARTING POINT
THE LAST LIGHT12.
EXT. COAST — DUSK
The last of the light settles over the water.
Mara steps up to the railing.
In her hand, a letter she has carried for years.
LINKED COVERAGE12B · Medium shot
50 mm · Coastal overlook
The scene. The shot. The intention behind it.
A WORKFLOW THAT FOLLOWS THE STORY
One scene.
So many moving parts.
All in one place.
A script is more than a document. It’s the starting point for every setup, every call time, and every creative choice that follows.
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Start with the script
Import your screenplay and work scene by scene.
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Build the production around it
Plan shots, visualize coverage, and shape your schedule.
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Bring everyone into the picture
Invite your collaborators and share approved cast material.
YOUR PRODUCTION. YOUR PEOPLE.
A shared vision.
The right access.
From a small independent crew to a studio running multiple productions, give people a place in the process—with access that fits their role.
Create your studio Production-specific access Dedicated cast portal
The Last LightPRODUCTION TEAM
JD
Jordan Davis
ManagerProducer
AC
Alex Chen
EditorDirector of photography
SR
Sam Rivera
ViewerCreative review
MP
Morgan Park
ActorCast · Mara
Access is assigned to this production.Sample team
BEFORE THE FIRST TAKE
A few things
you might be wondering.
What can I do with Snap Cut?
Snap Cut brings screenplay prep, shot lists, storyboards, camera settings, art continuity, scheduling, contacts, and call sheets into one production workspace. Start with a script and build the plan around it.
Can I bring in a script I’ve already written?
Yes. Import a Final Draft (.fdx), XML, or supported JSON screenplay. Snap Cut extracts scene headings so you can move into scene preparation and shot planning.
How do I work with my team?
Create a studio, open a production, and invite collaborators. Assign manager, editor, viewer, or actor access to each production, with separate controls for exporting, publishing, and sensitive contact information.
What do actors see?
Actors have a dedicated cast portal for approved material shared with them. Production managers can publish sides, call details, and instructions for a named actor without giving them access to the production workspace.
THE NEXT SCENE STARTS HERE
Good stories deserve
a great production.
Start your productionHave a project in mind? Give it a place to come together.