0: I think one of the most time-consuming issues for production is
changes.
You are constantly moving to different ideas.
Information is the only currency on a film set.
If you know what is coming towards you,
you can actually, as a department, try to preempt that. Changes are fine.
People know that changes happen.
It's about the communication around those changes that are important.
1: We recognized their need for stability, the same as they have with their internal
team and we really put effort into having a team that's as stable as possible,
which is not always easy.
I think they appreciate the trustworthiness and commitment displayed by
Infinum.
0: We work with some of the biggest studios in Hollywood. Disney,
20th Century, Marvel. Most of the feedback we get is that,
oh, I didn't need to be trained on this at all.
I just understood exactly where it was,
and we try to keep it very simple.
ProductionPro has three main feature sets. We have the production binder,
the script breakdown, and the media hub.
The production binder is where the studio and the production get to manage and
work with their scripts so they can make notes.
They can have them personally for them, they can share them with others,
and we automatically transfer those notes every time the script changes.
the breakdown matches and shows the breakdown of the scenes and
the characters in those scenes, and matches the current script.
And the media hub is where all the departments display the most recent
versions of what they're working on. The costume designs, the set designs,
the pre-vis for VFX, and all those pieces work together in harmony
so that you can jump from the direct scene in the script
to what each department is having,
what they're displaying in the media hub, to the breakdown elements.
One of the major advantages to us to work with Infinum has been
flexibility around the team.
So we have always felt like Infinum's team was our team,
and we've made lasting relationships the same way that we've made with our
in-house engineering team as well.
1: What I really enjoy about working on this project is that it's actually a very
exciting industry,
and although I'm not working directly with movies or theater productions,
it's nice to know that you're at least a little part of Hollywood.