For short films
Make the film. Not a mess of folders.
Script, shot list, storyboards and every cut in one place — and everyone knows which edit is the latest.
The workflow
What Paashi does for short films.
A single production workspace for the script, visual development, shot planning, edit versions, feedback and festival delivery.
Typical roles
- Director
- Producer
- Cinematographer
- Editor
- Sound and art collaborators
Typical deliverables
- Scripts and treatments
- Storyboards and shot lists
- Production schedules
- Cuts, sound mixes and final exports
The problems it solves.
Which cut is latest?
Every export is a version. The newest one is always on top.
Notes everywhere
Feedback lives on the exact cut, not in a group chat from last Tuesday.
Two editors, one reel
Mark yourself as working on it so nobody cuts the same thing twice.
A workflow that fits.
- 1
Write
Drop the script and references on a whiteboard.
- 2
Plan
Turn scenes into cards with dates and who's on it.
- 3
Shoot
Track shoot days on the calendar.
- 4
Cut
Upload each edit, compare cuts, lock the final.
Connected system
Every stage keeps its context.
Development
Collect references, map scenes and present a visual direction on a framed whiteboard.
Pre-production
Turn scenes and departments into assigned cards, then view shoot dates on the calendar and timeline.
Production
Keep call-day work, changes and shared files connected while the crew sees who is active.
Post and delivery
Upload every cut to one history, check out active edits, request review and bundle finals into a release.
Templates to start with.
Storyboard
Use template →Edit pipeline
Use template →Shot list
Use template →Festival submissions
Use template →Questions about Paashi for short films.
It brings planning, visual development, versioned files and project conversation into one workspace. Specialist creation tools still make the film; Paashi organises the process around it.
Finally, one place for the project.
Free for up to 3 people. No card needed.