Every crew member is invited into dirAct by email, into a department, with a role and a permission level set in advance. Once they accept, they see their own plan — their calls, their tasks, their department. Nobody has to search the whole document for their one line in it.
Built for the people who actually run the set
Line Producers
1st AD
Producers
…and the production teams holding everything together.
Film production still runs on fragmented information systems.
Production teams coordinate across documents, messaging tools, and disconnected workflows.
Production Information is fragmented
Call sheets, script pages, and budget lines live in separate spreadsheets and inboxes, updated by different people, on different days.
Coordination creates operational friction
Every change means retyping it into five spreadsheets and five separate emails — and hoping nobody missed one.
Changes are difficult to track
A moved scene, a swapped location, a revised budget line — once it’s updated, there’s no record of what it used to say.
Production knowledge gets lost
Who to call, what was agreed, what happened last time — it lives in one person’s head, then leaves with them.
dirAct brings all of this into one structure — script, schedule, crew, and budget, updated once and visible everywhere.
hy we’re building this
elionite was founded on a simple observation: film production depends on complex coordination, but the infrastructure supporting it remains fragmented. We build the operating layer early — dirAct is the first structure in that system.