One live timeline across shoot, review, and delivery
Run prep, shoot, review, and delivery from one current video schedule.
Built for fast change, many handoffs, and different audiences around the same schedule.
Cleaner handoff to clients and stakeholders when the schedule moves
Fewer stale files during rapid replan moments
Placeholder: video production timeline spanning prep, shoot, review, and delivery
Run the video workflow from one plan
Follow the production from prep through delivery without splitting the schedule.
Build the working production timeline
Set the plan up around the actual shoot phases, locations, units, or review moments.
Update once as reality changes
Keep the team and stakeholders aligned to the live schedule rather than revised exports.
Share or export based on the handoff
Use live access where review is ongoing and file-based output where the workflow genuinely needs it.
Replace the revision trail
Video teams know the pain already: a chain of revised sheets, PDFs, and messages.
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Typical video workflow
Planner workflow
A shoot change lands late
The team scrambles to reissue the latest file and explain the delta manually.
The current timeline updates in place and the right people see it in context.
A client or approver wants a cleaner view
Someone reformats the schedule into another one-off document.
The same plan can be shared in the format or access mode that fits the audience.
Delivery timing needs reconfirming
Stakeholders compare different versions of timing and notes.
Everyone checks the same current timeline or the latest formal export from it.
Show the timeline and the handoff
Keep the live timeline visible alongside the client and delivery handoff moments around it.
Prep to shoot timeline
Show how the production moves through phases without splitting the plan into separate tracking surfaces.
Placeholder: wide timeline for prep, shoot, review, delivery
Client-safe review mode
Show the same schedule becoming cleaner for external review without becoming another system.
Placeholder: client-friendly review view of the video schedule
Single-item handoff where needed
Use block invites or export moments where the workflow only needs a narrower slice.
Explore related video workflows
Video teams often want more detail on views, sharing, or client-facing review next.
Keep the questions specific to video workflow
Straight answers on setup, fit, and workflow.
Can we switch views without rebuilding the schedule?+
Yes. That matters because video teams often need different views for internal and external conversations.
How do block invites help?+
They are useful when one contributor only needs one item or one slice of the timeline.
Can we still export when a formal file is needed?+
Yes. The better story is live schedule first, exports when required.
Keep the video schedule live from prep through delivery.
Use Planner when the production changes faster than your current handoff process can comfortably handle.