For Producers

The Shoot So Far,
on One Screen

Burn to date, overtime past the scheduled day, meal penalties, reports still owed, the costliest day. The Producer Dashboard reads them from the same call sheets and reports the AD department is already filling in, and every tile opens the tab its figure came from.

The Producer Dashboard and money figures need the Producer plan.

What a Producer Sees

A member shared at the Producer level sees the money side. An AD grant keeps it closed.

Producer Dashboard

Burn to date with the projected total, overtime and its cost, meal penalties, reports filed, pace and the costliest day. Below that: left to pay by week and projected outflows.

The Producer Dashboard

Burn rate, day by day

What each shoot day should cost before it happens, split across cast, crew, extras, breakdown items and overhead. Booked lodging and travel join on shows running Logistics.

Burn rate

Cast deals against SAG-AFTRA scale

Each performer's deal sits on the Cast DOOD: daily, weekly, flat or Schedule F. The rate menu offers the minimum for the show's agreement and marks the figure when the minimum moves.

Cast rates and deals

Hot costs to date

Overtime and meal penalties from the PR Back, priced at the deal in Globals and rolled up across the whole shoot.

For line producers and UPMs

Team Stats

The owner sees each member's time in the show, changes, emails, texts and imports, with a flag on anyone quiet for seven days.

Team Stats

The Wrap, with the money

The Producer view of the Wrap shows burned to date, cost per page and per shoot day, and overtime. Share a link with the money on it to other producers and a separate one without it to the crew.

The Wrap

Cover the AD's account

When your AD sends an Ask Production to Cover link, it is a Stripe payment for their shoot days, SMS credits and plan months on your show.

Ask Production to Cover

Several shows, one account

My Productions lists every show newest first. Duplicate one to start the next, or archive it at wrap.

Multi-production management

The Money Side

Producer Dashboard

Every tile opens where its number came from. The overtime tile lands on Hot Costs, the reports tile on the PR Back of the day that owes times.

Day 4 of 4

Thursday, September 10, 2026

Overtime Cost Estimator

Crew

$10,620

Cast

$3,400

BG

$2,400

Total

$16,420

Est. OT cost past the 12h day

+$2,346

crew $1,517 · cast $486 · bg $343

Locations

Basecamp

Harbor Tower, 200 Bay St

Crew Parking

Garage B, level 2

Left to Pay by Week$154,300 total
Wk 1
Wk 2
Wk 3
Wk 4
CrewCast

Crew from call sheets, cast from payment status. BG excluded (no per-actor scheduling).

Cast Rates

Basic, Low Budget, Moderate Low Budget, Ultra Low Budget, Short Project and more. The chip turns amber when the minimum has moved since the figure was picked.

Plan
Producer: deal, rate, signed, type and weekly pay.
ID
AgeDealRateSignedTypeWEEK 1WEEK 2NotesTotalTotal PaidTotal LTP
D1Wed9/10
D2Thu9/11
D3Fri9/12
Pay
D4Mon9/15
D5Tue9/16
D6Wed9/17
Pay
1
ANA
SW
W
H
W
W
WF
5$2,800$2,800
2
GEORGE
-
SW
W
-
-
WF
3-$2,502
3
YOUNG ANA
-
-
-
-
SWF
-
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The Wrap, Producer View

Burn and overtime for the days shot, from the same engines as the Burn Rate and Hot Costs tabs, so the figures match.

Producer tier only
Producers only. Left out of shared links unless you choose it.Producers

The shoot in money

$0
Burned
across 15 days
$0
Projected total
every day accounted for
Cost per page
$17,916
73 5/8 pages shot
Cost per shoot day
$87,940
average burn
Cost per person-day
$1,071
1,232 person-days
Daily burnPeak: Day 10, $117k
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Hover a bar for the day's split. The figures in this demo are made up; in the app they are the Burn Rate and Hot Costs numbers for the same days.

Questions

How accurate is the burn rate?

As accurate as the rates behind it. Anyone without a rate is costed at the fallback shown in the assumptions strip, so a show with half its day rates missing will read low until they are entered.

Can I see the numbers without editing the call sheet?

Yes. Ask the owner to share the production with you at the Producer level as a viewer.

Is talent paperwork tracking included?

The Signed column on the Cast DOOD comes with the Producer plan. The SAG contract, long form and loan-out columns belong to the Company plan. The weekly Exhibit G check is on every plan. Company is not yet officially available.

See Where the Money Went

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