Shoot

The shooting schedule

Once the breakdown is approved and your resources secured, Soldum computes the optimal shooting order: it groups scenes by location, optimises performers' days (the Day Out of Days) and respects legal working hours.

• Adjust by hand: drag a scene to move it. Soldum warns you if the move creates a conflict — performer unavailable, extra cost.
• Export to PDF to circulate, to Excel to rework.
• The document carries its version number and date, which move up on their own as soon as the plan changes. Nobody works from a "final schedule v2" that no one can vouch for.

Three views, the same days

• The shooting schedule — the reference document, the one you circulate.
• The calendar — the month view: prep, shoot, travel and hold days, with their legend.
• The list — the costed detail of each day: overtime, night hours, estimated cost.

Call sheets

An approved day yields its call sheet: call times, wrap, weather, location address, scenes to shoot.

• Distributed by secure link, with no account to create — and the link can be revoked and regenerated if a version left too early.
• The day's recap goes out on WhatsApp.
• At wrap, the production report is produced as a PDF.

💬 Ask the assistant

• "It's raining: cancel this afternoon's exteriors and find interiors we can shoot instead."
• "What's Marie Dupont's schedule next week?"
• "Generate and send tomorrow's call sheet."