Production · Aurora Athletic — Spring
The plan
Budget · Timeline · Calendar
A greenlit pitch kicks off a full running production — budget and schedule, crew and cast, contracts, shoots, payouts, and deliverables, all on one record. Everyone who touches it works from the same place, from greenlight to final payment.
Budget in a spreadsheet. Schedule in a PDF. Crew over email and LinkedIn. Contracts in one app, signatures in another, payouts in a bank portal, files in a drive nobody can find. Every hand-off is a place the production leaks time, money, or rights.
A production on Mix-IP keeps the whole thing on one record — the plan, the people, the shoot days, the money, and the deliverables, in sync from greenlight to final payment.
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The planEvery production lives or dies by whether the plan stays true once the work starts. Here the money and the schedule sit on the same record as the work itself — so the plan you set on day one is the plan everyone’s actually working to on day thirty.
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The teamEveryone the production needs, in one place — not scattered across email threads, DMs, and a closed Rolodex nobody else can see. Bring people on, give them the right access, and keep the whole team on the record from first contact to wrap.
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ContractsA production runs on agreements — with partners, with crew, with cast. Send them, sign them, and keep them all on the record, without a stack of Word docs or a separate signing tab.
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The floorA production holds every shoot it takes to make the thing — one in a studio, one on location, one for pickups. Run them all from one place instead of a folder of PDFs per shoot day, and keep what gets made tied to the production that owes it.
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The moneyThe money lives on the same record as the work it pays for — no reconciling a bank portal against a spreadsheet against a contract. Everyone’s paid what they’re owed, when they’re owed it, and everyone can see where their share comes from.
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The vaultCuts, scripts, and brief documents don’t belong in an open link that gets forwarded once and lives forever. Share them like the sensitive material they are — on your terms, with only the people you meant, and with a clear view of what happens next.
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TasksA production is a thousand small handoffs — who’s doing what, by when, waiting on whom. Here that lives in the same place as the budget, the crew, and the shoots it’s tied to, so keeping the work moving never means pushing it out to another app and pulling it back in.
A production isn’t a silo — it’s the center of the record. Everything it decides and produces stays connected to everything downstream, so nothing has to be re-entered, re-approved, or hunted down in someone’s inbox.
One record, from the first idea to the final payment.
A greenlit pitch feeds in. Projects, IP, and Payments cascade out. Its neighbors on the record — each one already knows the production the moment the work reaches it.
Projects
Spin up a project for each shoot — the crew, scope, and budget already in place.
Live Studio
The live counterpart of the shoot — roll a remote multi-cam session from the production, cut it live, and the recordings land right back on the record.
Pitches
Where a production begins — a greenlit pitch kicks off the whole production, brief and all.
IP Registry
The production's rights structure cascades in — registered, transferred, audit-trailed end to end.
Payments & Contracts
Payouts flow from the production budget. Escrow, royalties, and release on delivery — all on the record.
Productions
Kick off a production from a greenlit pitch — or start one cold. Plan it, crew it, shoot it, and pay everyone, with the whole production on one record from day zero.