No registration. Useful today.
Nine web-only tools, ready as soon as you open them. Everything you enter stays in your browser and is never uploaded to any server. The sun direction map downloads its map images from OpenStreetMap; see the privacy policy. Once filled in, print them directly, or choose "Save as PDF" in the print dialog to take them on set.
Call sheet generator
Enter the shoot day, call time, location, crew call times and scene order to produce a printable daily call sheet instantly. Optional extras: WhatsApp text, what changed since the last version, auto scheduling, sunrise, golden hour and the light for each scene, personal calls for each actor and a read-only share link.
Good for: short films, commercials, any shoot day where you need to send a call to the team
Tool 02Filming permit checklist
Choose Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, Singapore or Malaysia, then tick your location types to list the matching items to handle and the official application portals. Print it to take to meetings.
Good for: applying for filming permits for the first time, walking the team through the process
Tool 03Budget allocation calculator
Enter a total budget and production type to see reference allocations by department instantly. Every ratio can be adjusted by hand, and the total is recalculated as you go.
Good for: explaining to clients or funders where the money goes, rough internal estimates
Tool 04Wrap report
Log which scenes you finished today, the takes for each scene, NG reasons and which day unfinished scenes move to. Copy it as WhatsApp text or download Excel.
Good for: reporting progress to the producer and director after each shoot day
Tool 05Script log
Log scene, shot, take, OK or NG and why on your phone, and see the selected takes for each shot. Works offline, or print a blank log to fill in by hand.
Good for: small crews without a dedicated script supervisor, student films
Tool 06Shot list
List scene, shot number, size, movement, description and estimated minutes in shooting order, and send it to camera, lighting and the AD before the shoot.
Good for: getting the director and DP on the same shot order for the day
Tool 07Wrap-up checklist
Equipment returns, deposits, restoring locations, double footage backups, fees and receipts, expense deadlines and end credits, ticked off one by one.
Good for: the week after the last shoot day
Tool 08Expense log
Log each expense, its currency, who paid and whether it is reimbursed. Totals by category and compares them with the budget allocation calculator. No receipt photos collected.
Good for: shoots where several people pay up front
Tool 09Sun direction map
Choose a location, date and time to see where the sun shines from, where shadows fall, and the morning and evening golden hour and blue hour. The map images come from OpenStreetMap.
Good for: directors, DPs and ADs ordering exterior scenes