StudioOps holds the whole production — roles, script, shots, generation, review, delivery, money and market — in a single local-first system. Your models, your keys, your machine. The AI does the work; the human keeps the call.
Nine role-gated seats each see their own slice of one truth. Story and camera context feed the production spine; the AI harness and your own providers feed generation from below. The operating layer, the money layer, and audience intelligence wrap the whole thing — and nothing becomes canon until a human approves it.
Each module is a view into the same graph. Work done in one shows up everywhere it's linked — a review decision moves a shot; a task points back to the scene that spawned it.
Long-form script with version history, dialogue tracking, and the sequence/scene breakdown that drives the whole graph.
The central record. Creative intent, prompt, camera, lighting, costume, props — grid, list, or kanban.
Image and video generated through your own providers, with cinema controls — camera, lens, aperture — and durable jobs.
Score and cues generated per scene and shot, kept in the production record — every version linked to the moment it scores.
Every take lands as a local asset linked to its shot. Timestamped notes and an append-only decision update the shot's state.
Daily briefing, tasks, stripboard, crew, gear and call sheets keep the crew coordinated — every item linked to the shot, review or scene it belongs to.
The money layer most tools leave in a spreadsheet — finance terminal, capital stack, fundraise pipeline, recoupment waterfalls, territories and comps.
The market talks back — forecast an asset, read live sentiment and movement, measure promotion ROI, and keep a postmortem memory across films.
A project-aware assistant that reads the graph, proposes work, and drafts — but never writes to the record without a human saying yes.
The harness is the science underneath. It assembles the right slice of project context, routes each job to whichever provider you've configured, and holds continuity across shots. Swap a model without rewriting your production. No gateway middleman, no paid fallback, no lock-in.
Projects, media and secrets live on your machine. It works offline; nothing leaves unless you send it.
Every generator is a swappable adapter behind the harness. Bring your own keys, run your own models, or both.
AI proposes; a person approves. Nothing becomes the canonical take without an explicit, recorded decision.
Every asset carries its prompt, version, provider, model, seed and review history. Nothing is a black box.
StudioOps runs the production the way a great studio actually works — one connected record, from the first line of script to the delivered cut, and then the market talking back.