Write & develop
Screenplay, AV script, treatment and the project brief.

Explore writing, visual development, production planning, client work, crew collaboration and portfolios. Choose a workflow or inspect an original product demonstration.
CHOOSE YOUR WORK
Develop the story, plan the coverage and prepare a shoot day.
Explore the workflow 02 / YOUR WORKBring ideas, scripts, references and delivery dates into one project.
Explore the workflow 03 / YOUR WORKConnect the client brief, production plan, budget and collaborators.
Explore the workflowScreenplay, AV script, treatment and the project brief.
World, Style, characters, locations, wardrobe, props, shots and storyboards.
Breakdown, shooting schedule, cast days, call sheets and equipment.
Budget, proposal, brand deliverables and production milestones.
Crew roles, applications, comments, messages and connections.
Selected work, project credits and a portfolio with context.
Start with a scene heading in the original screenplay editor.
Read six harbour setups in the actual shot list.
Plan the workshop shoot day.
Nine collaborators, with a clear role in the same film.
Write the screenplay, review its coverage and give the shots a place in the shooting day. The same project holds the visual references, people and production details that give those decisions context. Start with one scene and inspect the actual files before choosing a workflow for a full production.
The demonstrations show original Mooiev screens with illustrative project data. You can watch the workflow, pause a recording and explore selected views. Sample collaborators are fictional and the example is not a completed client production.
The public shot list maker, DOOD generator, equipment checklist, script timer and call sheet weather tool are separate free tools. A full project workspace requires signing in.
AFTER THE TIDE is an original fictional demonstration. Its script, planning materials and interface captures are examples; its people and contacts are not a real production crew.