PDF in. Call sheet out. Under three minutes.

Drop a shooting schedule PDF. Get back an editable, drag-and-drop call sheet ready to send. Built for ADs, UPMs, and producers who got tired of rebuilding the call sheet manually every time production changed the schedule.

The friction we're removing

Prep day. The schedule changes at 6pm. The UPM sends a revised PDF at 9pm. You're back at the kitchen table at 11pm rebuilding the call sheet line by line because your AD app can't import a PDF.

Call Sheet Commander imports the PDF. The AI handles the messy part — different production templates, weird formatting, locations with multiple set names. The deterministic engine handles the part where wrong equals bad day on set: call times, crew assignments, location addresses.

AI in the right places. Not everywhere.

What's in the open beta

PDF import

Drag a shooting schedule onto the page. The parser handles Movie Magic, StudioBinder, and most custom AD templates.

Editable build

Everything's editable. Drag and drop cast, locations, times. Swap fields. Click to rename. The build is the start, not the end.

Preppy assistant

An AI assistant inside the app. Ask "what's the longest day this week" or "did I forget anyone in the lunch." It answers from your sheet.

Get in

You're in. We'll send the beta link Friday morning. Reply to that email if you want it earlier.

Built by someone who's been on the call sheet for 25 years. Ross Novie, 1st AD on Arrested Development, The Office, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Entourage. Spoke at the TV Academy on AI in production. Built Call Sheet Commander out of the friction he's personally lived through.

Credits at imdb.me/novie · Gravity Snap Partners, a division of Novko, Inc.