StudioBinder Reviews

The biggest upside of StudioBinder is that you have everything that your production needs all in one place. This includes the ability to make call sheets (and send them), create shot lists and storyboards, make schedules, DOOD reports, etc.

The fact that I can make a shooting schedule just by importing my .pdf (sometimes using a .fdx), and it's able to easily recognize it. It makes it really easy to onboard my entire team to the application, without any additional hassle.

I also love that I can add shots (and storyboards) to individual scenes in my schedule, and it makes it really easy to save them as PDFs and/or print them.

The screenwriting feature is a game-changer for me if I need to make any quick adjustments to the script.

The pricing can get expensive but the good thing is that you can easily downgrade/upgrade to meet your production needs.

I would LOVE to see a budgeting feature implemented in the application. Is there a timeline or beta list that I can add myself to?

It's helped speed up my entire production process and it's eliminated the need to depend on emails, text messages, and outdated templates that I used to use for callsheets, shot lists, schedules, etc.

It's also solved a communication barrier between myself and teammates. In the past I would need to go through multiple email exchanges, spreadsheet sharing, outdated script versions, etc. and it would get really tedious to manage the entire production.

StudioBinder just makes the entire process SO MUCH easier for me. I'm able to easily communicate with my entire team without a hitch, and keep them in the loop with my script, shooting schedule, and storyboards.

I'm excited to see what's coming up next for StudioBinder!

I need quite a bit of help with organization and that's exactly what this program does. I can write my script, make notes, storyboard, share my work, get feedback from my department heads, and schedule the entire production. The screenwriting app is just as intuitive as Final Draft — but here the script feeds directly into the pre-pro planning (breakdowns, scheduling, etc.). I'd also like to give a shout out to their customer service team who are very responsive and helpful if I have any questions.

I would love to see a budgeting feature get added to the platform. It would make so much sense and add yet another really valuable tool to the service. It would also be great if they added a feature to the storyboard module so I could maybe draw storyboards directly into the program but maybe that's just me being lazy.

If you're looking for a solution to keep your film and video projects organized and collaborative, StudioBinder is fantastic. It basically forces you to be more professional and take your projects more seriously. I like that a lot. Filmmaking is hard enough so having a solution like this to make it even a little easier is worth every penny.

The biggest benefit I've found is being able to have a central location for me and my department heads to communicate and collaborate. Sending group emails and spreadsheets back and forth was always a disaster for me. Having everything centralized is a lifesaver.

The biggest upside of StudioBinder is that you have everything that your production needs all in one place. This includes the ability to make call sheets (and send them), create shot lists and storyboards, make schedules, DOOD reports, etc.

The fact that I can make a shooting schedule just by importing my .pdf (sometimes using a .fdx), and it's able to easily recognize it. It makes it really easy to onboard my entire team to the application, without any additional hassle.

I also love that I can add shots (and storyboards) to individual scenes in my schedule, and it makes it really easy to save them as PDFs and/or print them.

The screenwriting feature is a game-changer for me if I need to make any quick adjustments to the script.

The pricing can get expensive but the good thing is that you can easily downgrade/upgrade to meet your production needs.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?

Definitely it's ease of use and intuitive layout. It's features rival a lot of larger project management software.

Price point can be a big hindrance for a lot of smaller companies like ourselves. I think in time, once we get bigger clients, we'll utilize a little bit more.

I am really pleased with StudioBinder. There are constant updates, some of which I did not realize were problems. New features are always being added. I would recommend it to anyone.

I love the budget program - it has really helped me. The scheduling system seems wonderful but it will not let me upload my whole script even though I upgraded. So disappointing

They layout makes it easy for me to make adjustments to personalized my work

Nothing so far, everything works great. Maybe so additional features for designing

What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?

They layout makes it easy for me to make adjustments to personalized my work

Nothing so far, everything works great. Maybe so additional features for designing

I wass unsure how to create a pitch deck and using Studio Binder Template made it so easy. I've actually become more professional at this point in my career because of it. Now I use this model to help others in my field

It has everything u need in one place..

The price can be an issue for small companies.

It made my work easier and more creativ.

It has everything u need in one place..

The price can be an issue for small companies.

What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?

What I like best about this film production software is that it saves a lot of time by creating your strip boards for you all the cast and crew gets to stay on the same page on and off sat

There’s nothing really that I dislike about the software so far

What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?