Film and TV stills, from set to archive.
Tag an actor once and find them across the shoot. Search any shot by describing it. Priced by storage, not seats.
Rook / Lead 2 · 418 photos · 96 solo, ready for approval
Photo: Dana Reyes · EP204 · Day 23
TPN Gold Shield certifiedA major studio's lab estimates it saves about a quarter of its time.
Photographers, talent and agencies work in one place.
Photographers upload stills and video from set without an account. Your team tags, selects and approves in the same project. Agencies download with their own passcode, and you see who downloaded, and when.
Solo and group shots are sorted for you.
Mark which cast members have approval rights. Each frame is then sorted solo or group by which of them is tagged in it, so each actor's shots are ready to send without hand-tagging.
Confirm a face once, and new uploads of that actor are tagged too when the match is clear. Then search the project by cast name, or by describing the shot.
Photo: Dana Reyes · EP104 · Day 23
Used by teams behind Oscar- and Emmy-winning productions.
Photo: Dana Reyes · EP104 · Day 23
Talent can't kill past the limits you set.
Set separate solo and group percentages on each link. If a kill would drop talent below your percentage, the screen stops it and shows them why.
Talent reviews on a phone, with an access code and a passcode sent in two separate emails. There's no account to create. They kill what they don't want and approve the rest in one go. The page carries your studio's branding, not ours.
Built by photo lab experts who needed this to exist.
Every frame keeps its own record: the files, the photographer's name, who approved it, who said what. Years later, the camera filename still finds it.
Plans start at $149 a month for 500 GB.
You pay for storage, not seats, so you know what to budget.
| Plan | Storage | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | 500 GB | $149 a month |
| Professional | 2 TB | $399 a month |
| Studio | 5 TB | $799 a month |
| Enterprise | 20 TB and up | Talk to us |
Tell us what you're shooting next.
Start with one title. Upload a shoot, bring its metadata in from a CSV, and confirm the cast. Then decide.
A person on our team reads it and writes back.