Built in the production office.

The work behind the software.

A production office connects a lot of decisions. What did the client approve? Who accepted the booking? Has everyone confirmed the updated call time? When each answer lives in a separate document or conversation, the producer has to put the picture back together.

Speeding Studio puts the quote, the people, and the day plan in the same system. Call sheets, agreements, and client approvals connect to the production they belong to, so a producer can see what still needs attention.

That is the work the team behind Speeding Studio does across roughly 130 productions a year. It shapes the product’s focus on the details that need to be settled before a shoot.

Scott brings a background in software engineering and product management at Microsoft and SAP to the practical work of running productions.

That experience shapes how Speeding Studio is built: with attention to software quality, reliability, and enterprise scale from the outset. The goal is a system you can start using on your next shoot and depend on as your production company grows.

Start at the size you are.

Solo producers, small teams, and established production companies share the need for a dependable plan. Speeding Studio has a permanent Free plan, with paid plans for more projects and team capacity.

Keep participation free.

Cast and crew do not pay to apply, receive offers, or confirm call sheets. Their personal profile can stay with them across the productions they work on.

Keep the record understandable.

A published call sheet has a version. A sent quote preserves its terms. An accepted offer remains part of the booking history. Those records make it easier to answer what happened without rebuilding it from a message thread.

See the call sheet workflow →