CinProCaS® Studio Desktop
Real-time global film production planning for directors, cinematographers, producers and crew members working together from anywhere in the world.
Every change updates across the full team in about one second.
One film project can be built simultaneously by multiple users.
Designed for films, TV series and professional team workflows.
One film project. Multiple cities. One real-time workflow.
A director in New York. A cinematographer in Los Angeles. A producer in London. A gaffer in Chicago.
They open the same project in CinProCaS® Studio Desktop and begin building the film together.
The cinematographer places a light icon. The gaffer moves it. The change appears immediately on every connected screen.
Image note: four users in four cities working on the same live project.
Film production planning is still fragmented
Disconnected tools
Scripts, shot ideas, lighting plans, notes and approvals often live in different places.
Version confusion
PDFs, emails and revisions quickly create uncertainty about which version is current.
Slow communication
Production decisions are delayed when teams depend on messages, calls and re-sent files.
Broken workflow
Creative and technical planning are often separated even though they belong together.
One shared system for the entire film plan
A visual production structure the crew can understand instantly
CinProCaS® Studio Desktop organizes film preparation into a clear production hierarchy.
A project is built from scenes. Scenes contain shots. Shots contain camera setups and lighting plans.
This means the creative and technical logic of the film stays connected from the beginning of pre-production to execution.
Built for live collaboration across the crew
Multiple users can work inside the same project at the same time.
- Directors can review and comment on visual ideas.
- Cinematographers can build camera and lighting plans shot by shot.
- Producers can supervise the preparation process.
- Gaffers can adjust lighting plans immediately.
- All connected users see the same current version of the project.
What one user changes, everyone sees.
Image note: real Studio Desktop screenshot showing collaborative planning workspace.
Image note: screenplay editor or script page interface from the Studio Desktop screenshots.
Collaborative screenplay writing with controlled writing roles
CinProCaS Studio Desktop includes a screenplay writing environment designed for professional collaborative work.
Screenplay writers can access and revise the full script.
Dialogue writers can write or improve dialogue, but they do not change the full screenplay structure.
This makes it possible to work with two screenplay writers and one or two dialogue writers in parallel while protecting the structure of the project.
Producer-controlled access across more than 100 production roles
One of the most important strengths of CinProCaS® Studio Desktop is the role and permission structure assigned by the producer.
Permission-based workflow
The producer defines who can edit, review, note, supervise or only observe within the project.
Production-role logic
The system supports more than 100 production roles and working positions for real crew structures.
Controlled collaboration
Not every user needs the same level of access. Different responsibilities require different permissions.
Notes without editing
Some roles can contribute feedback without changing the project itself.
Example: Producer 2
This role can be configured so the user cannot directly modify the project structure.
- Can add public notes inside the project
- Can add internal notes for project review
- Can add private notes
- Cannot change the film plan itself
Image note: screenshot supporting notes, review, or project-control workflow.
Built for episodic and multi-project workflows
Series production often requires the reuse of locations, camera setups and lighting concepts across episodes.
With CinProCaS Studio Desktop, an approved setup from Episode 1 can be copied into Episode 2 and refined while Episode 1 is already being filmed.
This allows productions to move faster, stay visually consistent and reduce repeated planning work.
Image note: screenshot showing scene list, project structure, or reusable planning blocks.
Image note: integrated Studio screenshot with camera plan, technical data, lighting plan and script on one page.
Camera, lighting and script connected in one visual system
The software brings together the most important creative and technical planning layers of film preparation.
- Camera position and shot planning
- Lens and technical camera data
- Lighting plan and light placement
- Script-linked work
- Notes and project details
- Scene-based visual structure
This is what makes the system useful not only for planning, but for real production communication.
See CinProCaS Studio Desktop in real work
This demo presents how a small film project is created collaboratively from different locations in real time.
Demo duration: 20:11 — includes collaborative Studio workflow presentation.
Custom licensing for productions and teams
CinProCaS® Studio Desktop is not sold through Apple Store or Microsoft Store.
The software is available directly by custom quote only.
Flexible project count
Licensing can start from 1 project and scale up to larger multi-project production configurations.
Email-based access
Access is configured by the number of authorized email accounts for the production team.
Custom quote model
Every production receives an individual offer based on project count and access requirements.
Typical configurations
- 1 project / 5 email access
- Custom team combinations
- Scaled production setups
- Up to 10 projects / 250 email access
How to request pricing
Send an email with the required project count and the number of email access accounts needed for your production.
Part of the CinProCaS® Ecosystem
CinProCaS® Studio Desktop
Collaborative real-time planning for professional film and series productions.
CinProCaS® Mobile
Professional individual mobile planning with the CinProCaS production logic.
FilmProCaS Mobile
Simplified mobile planning for indie filmmaking workflows.
One connected philosophy
Plan your film before you shoot — visually, technically and structurally.