Mini-doc · Series
Frontlines — Eastern Front
Mix-IP Network
When a production spins up a shoot, everything that comes with it — assets, comments, approvals, IP transfers — lands in one Project. Producers, editors, shooters, and post all work from the same canvas, each seeing what they're cleared to see.
The cut sits in a shared drive. The release forms sit in someone's email. The licensing terms sit in a spreadsheet, and the payout sits in a bank portal. Every piece of the work in a different place — and every hand-off a place a right or a file goes missing.
A Project is the workspace where a production's files, rights, and revenue come together. Assets upload into folders and land next to their comments, their rights and licensing — set on the Project or overridden asset by asset — and their ownership splits. Add collaborators with the right access, link the Project to a Production, push finished work to your profile Showcase, and let AI Tags make all of it searchable. Live Studio recordings land here too, already rights-aware.
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The workflowA Project moves through eight production statuses — Draft, Pre-Production, In Production, Review, Approved, Delivered, Archived, Footage Requested. Everyone on the team sees the same state. Producers stop chasing updates. Creators stop guessing what "almost done" means.
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The vaultWhen a shooter uploads, it doesn't vanish into a folder no one can find. The Vault holds every asset attached to a Project — and surfaces the exact shot you need in seconds, however you think to look for it: who's in it, what it's tagged, its status, who shot it.
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The permissionsNot everyone needs to see everything. The seven permission levels — Super Admin, Full Access, Edit & Share, Edit, Upload Only, Comment Only, View Only — match the way real productions actually work. The shooter uploads but doesn't see the budget. The brand reviews but doesn't edit. The producer holds the keys.
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The review roomNo more notes scattered across email and Slack. Every comment lands on the exact frame it's about, and every approval sits next to the file it approves — on every asset, for every project. Brand says yes → producer marks delivered → IP transfers → payment moves. One motion.
A Project is where the rest of the system converges — every feature feeds into it, and Project actions trigger the next.
Greenlight a production and it spins up projects — and any project can kick off a production of its own.
Broadcast a live multi-cam session and every recording lands right back in the Project — program and per-source ISO, already rights-aware, no export step.
Showcase the work. Get hired again.
Every approval creates a rights record.
Delivered triggers the invoice.
Every task tied to the shoot, asset, or approval it moves forward.
Ready when you are
Free to start. No credit card. No seat math. Run your next production where rights, comments, and payments live in the same project.
"Let's move this scene to the end — send me new cut after revision for approval."