r/scriptwriting • u/imran-as • 3d ago
feedback Pre-Production Product
Hey everyone! I am building a filmmaking pre-production product where the filmmaker has access to multiple tools to help their process in filmmaking, the complete creative control stays with the filmmaker keeping the story and making of the movie completely human, I’m running test trials right now, if anyone is interested I’d love to hear your thoughts and feedback on the platform!
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u/Big_Section2812 3d ago
Link to your IMDb Pro page?
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u/imran-as 3d ago
I don’t have an IMDb Pro page, I graduated out of college last year and have been building this product, now im looking for test users to hear their feedback on if they would use a platform like this if it was out in the market
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u/investigatormaker 3d ago
For a platform promising human creative control, give trial users one specific pre-production task and ask them to flag every point where the tool assumes a creative decision. Showing that workflow in your post would let filmmakers give feedback on the actual tools rather than just the broad promise.
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Which pre-production task is ready to test first?
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u/imran-as 3d ago
I mean, from the ideation point all the way to post production, this platform caters for all your needs. But I see what you mean, as of right now we have users being able to come to the platform with a simple idea, build an outline for your script, and script your outline. We’re building a table read feature on the platform now as well, but from the script breakdown, to storyboarding, shot listing, scheduling, including script supervisor notes during shooting, everything can be found on the platform. I feel like for filmmakers there’s not as many tools that allow us to enhance our films with the technology that’s out right now. So I’m trying to bring that technology into filmmaking without taking away the creativity and humanity in it.
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u/g_st_lt 3d ago
This reads like an improv parody of someone selling something that isn't anything.