FADE IN:
Scenes in.
Shootable schedule
out.
Break out the scenes, list every shot, build the shoot day. From the breakdown to tomorrow's call sheet, each shot carries its own gear, cast, and crew onto the day it shoots.
Invite-only for now.
Visualize the day before you're standing on it.
A shoot day is scenes, setups, meals, and moves in order. Rosebud lays them end to end, so the hours add up on the screen instead of on set.
- →Month, week, or DOOD, whichever you're reading from.
- →Call, wrap, and the running length on every day.
- →Move a scene to another day and its shots go with it.
Call, wrap, and every block in between.
Each day is a schedule you can read at a glance: call and wrap times, duration, the blocks in order, and who's on call.
- →Call / wrap / duration up top, no math.
- →Blocks color-coded by type: setup, break, lunch, teardown.
- →Cast on call with their roles, per day.
Send a call sheet, not a stale PDF.
Generate a call sheet from the day and share it by a link. No account needed to open it, and it reflects the plan as it stands right now.
- →Read-only links for cast and crew.
- →Always current, no "which version is this?"
- →Print or save PDF when you need paper on set.
Everything a shoot needs, in one project.
Six parts of the same job, sharing one set of scenes, shots, and days, with nothing to export between them.
Shotlist
Every scene broken into numbered shots: size, angle, lens, reference frames. Reorder by drag.
Schedule
Scenes become blocks on a shoot day. Move one; the day recomputes.
Resources
Locations, equipment, and people, defined once and attached to any shot.
Call sheets
Import one, or generate it from the day. Then hand it out by a link.
AI assistant
Ask it to add shots or move a scene. It edits the plan, not a chat log.
References
Pin references to scenes and shots, so intent travels with the plan.
Built for how a set actually runs.
Shot-level, not scene-level
The day is made of individual shots (size, lens, gear, cast, crew), so that's the unit Rosebud plans.
One linked object, not nine files
Script, scene, shot, day, and block are one dataset. Change one; the rest follow.
Built to read at 05:00
High-contrast and skimmable on a phone between setups. Real terminology, no gloss.
Imports what you already have
Bring in an existing call sheet or list; Rosebud parses it into editable shots.
An assistant that edits the plan
Ask it to add shots or move a scene, over chat or Telegram. It changes the project, not a transcript.
Share without an account
Read-only links for cast and crew. Always current: no "which PDF is latest" thread.
"The shotlist, the schedule, and the call sheet are the same thing seen from three angles. Rosebud treats them that way, so fixing one fixes all three."
From scenes to call sheet.
Break out the scenes, list the shots, and have a shootable schedule by the end of the afternoon. Then share the link.
FADE OUT.