Aurora Athletic — Spring ’26
License posted Friday afternoon. Crew payouts cleared by Sunday brunch — in four currencies through Wise and Stripe.
Briefs in Slack. Approvals in email. Footage in Frame.io. Contracts in Docusign. Payments in a separate ACH portal. Mix-IP holds the whole production — brief, shoot folders, NDA-gated dailies, IP registry, contracts, and crew payouts — on one record. Built for studios and production houses, not creators-with-a-Substack.
Bundled on every plan: Vault 88 for NDA-gated dailies · Pro Transfer App desktop transfer for the file sizes you actually shoot · Wise + Stripe rails for crew payouts in 60+ currencies.
Briefs in Slack threads. Shortlists in Google Sheets. Dailies in Frame.io. Final masters in a transfer hub. Contracts in DocuSign. ACH payouts in a separate portal. Mix-IP holds the whole production — brief through final delivery — on the same record, so the UPM stops chasing five tools and the show stops losing context every time a coordinator rotates off.
One show, one record, five steps. Helio Studios takes a 6-spot Aurora Athletic campaign from greenlight to crew payout. No tool-hopping. No re-keying contributor splits into a second system. Each step below cross-links to the feature page that does the work.
Helio's UPM posts the spot brief — DP, sound mixer, colorist, two PAs — and Mix-IP surfaces matching crew based on past credits and availability windows. Rate cards arrive in the same workspace. No spreadsheet hand-off, no email back-and-forth, no "wait, what was Camila's quote again?" three weeks later.
Step 01 · Prep & crew
Day 3 of the Aurora shoot wraps at 11pm. Camila's DIT pushes 847 GB of ProRes 4444 dailies through Pro Transfer App to the project's day-3 folder. Slate metadata syncs from the camera. The DP on the next-day call sheet sees the new files when he opens his laptop in the morning. The folder is the project state.
Step 02 · On set
Maya colors the rough. Helio shares it with Aurora's brand team and DocFront's distribution lead for sign-off. Every reader signs an NDA before the first frame loads. Each viewer's screen carries a unique 8-character forensic watermark. The share auto-locks after the studio meeting. If a frame leaks, paste the watermark — it returns the reader.
Step 03 · Post & approvals
Aurora signs off the final master. Helio registers it to the IP Registry — one click, six contributors, splits computed from the briefs. The contributor chain becomes provenance: Camila's DP credit, Maya's color credit, Jordan's mix credit, Helio's executive producer credit, two PA credits — each with their license boundaries and revenue share locked to the asset hash.
Step 04 · Deliver & register
DocFront licenses the spot — $48,000 for North America, 12-month exclusive. The contract auto-fills from the IPR record. Mix-IP routes the splits in ~48 hours: Helio's Stripe Connect account, Camila to her Wise USD wallet, Maya to her Stripe USD account, Jordan to his Wise EUR. Tax forms generate per recipient. Wrap dinner gets invoiced last.
Step 05 · License & pay
Mix-IP consolidates the infrastructure layer of a production — the briefs, the transfer hub, the contracts, the rights record, the payouts. We don't replace the tools your editors and colorists actually love. NLEs stay. Color tools stay. Your accounting stack stays. We just stop the project from leaking out the seams between them.
Three productions that ran end-to-end through Mix-IP. Crew counts, file weights, and time-to-payment from real workflows.
Aurora Athletic — Spring ’26
License posted Friday afternoon. Crew payouts cleared by Sunday brunch — in four currencies through Wise and Stripe.
DocFront — “Counterweight”
Sundance acceptance. Splits re-routed automatically when the sub-license to a streaming platform closed three weeks later.
Helio Studios — “Cadence” S1 pilot
Studio greenlit S2 inside the same workspace. Provenance chain carried forward — same contributor splits, new license boundaries.
All three productions are illustrative composites pending Jonathan-redlined customer stories.
Studios working with brand IP, talent NDAs, and rights-bearing assets need more than a startup with a shared Google Drive. Mix-IP ships the controls procurement teams actually verify.
SOC 2 In progress
Type II audit underway with a Big-Four-aligned firm. Trust services criteria: security, availability, confidentiality. Report expected H2 2026.
Per-tenant encryption keys Enterprise
Vault 88 Enterprise tier ships per-tenant KMS keys (AWS KMS or BYOK). Your keys, your control plane, your offboarding rotation.
DPA-ready Live
GDPR-compliant Data Processing Addendum signed at workspace creation. Standard Contractual Clauses for cross-border transfers. EU data residency on request.
On-chain provenance Live
Every IPR registration anchors a SHA-256 hash on-chain. The provenance survives Mix-IP — if the company disappears, the chain of custody on your masters does not.
SOC 2 status reflects current audit progress. Confirm with sales before referencing in formal procurement responses.
Film Production
Start a workspace. Bring your crew. Ship the show — and pay everyone before the wrap dinner is invoiced.
Includes Vault 88 for NDA-gated dailies · Pro Transfer App for the file sizes you actually shoot · Wise + Stripe rails for crew payouts in 60+ currencies.