Write the script.
The breakdown
builds itself.
AppleBoxe reads every scene as you type — props, cast, and locations become a live breakdown, then a shot list, a budget, a schedule, and the day's call sheet. The screenplay stays the single source of truth.
Write, break down, schedule, staff.
Formatting as you type. Props, cast and locations pulled off the page. Scenes grouped into shoot days. A crew list your call sheets draw from.
Industry formatting, out of your way
Scene headings, action, character, parenthetical and transition — each styled as you type, with the page count and word count tracking live in the corner.
First scene heading to wrap report.
Every stage reads the same script, so a change in scene 12 reaches the schedule, the budget and the call sheet without anyone re-typing it.
When the script changes,
the schedule and budget
follow.
Props, characters, vehicles and locations, each listed with the scenes it appears in and a confidence score you can correct.
Feature, short, stage play or vertical series. Story structure, budget and schedule follow the format you picked.
Choose a shoot day and the sheet arrives filled — scenes, cast, call times, nearest hospital — ready to send to the crew.
Studio puts five people on one flat plan. The crew you send call sheets to can open them and finish their onboarding without buying anything.