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    Production & Events AI Operating Environments

    From spreadsheets, group chats and call sheets to an environment built around how a production actually comes together.

    Editorial sketch of a producer at a table with a call sheet while a crew sets up a camera and a light
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    Where teams are today

    The show is on the day, and the information is everywhere.

    Briefs, call sheets, crew availability, permits, budgets and invoices live in different documents and threads. Dates move, people double book, and the producer holds the whole picture until the wrap.

    Where teams are today

    AI can help, but only if the environment understands how a request becomes a schedule, a crew, a budget and a delivery.

    Where we look first

    Three places a production gets lost.

    Brief to booked project

    Requests, dates and requirements can be organized in one structure, so the producer sees what was asked and what is still open before committing.

    Crew, vendors and the day

    Bookings, call sheets, schedules and gear can move through one record, so the people on the day have what they need and the office knows who is confirmed.

    Paperwork, budget and wrap

    Permits, agreements, costs and final invoices can be tracked together, so the closing work does not depend on one person's memory.

    Who we work with

    Teams we build around.

    Independent production companies

    Small teams producing video, film and branded content for clients.

    Event producers and planners

    Teams running live events, venues and sponsored programs.

    Talent and booking teams

    Small agencies and crews coordinating people, dates and agreements.

    How we work
    01

    Understand

    We learn how briefs, bookings, schedules, budgets and paperwork actually move through your projects.

    02

    Architect

    We determine the knowledge, workflows, permissions, integrations and controls needed.

    03

    Build

    The company can self-build, co-build with Revuity, or choose full implementation.

    04

    Validate

    For full implementations, we test the environment against real projects and production days.

    05

    Launch

    We train the relevant people and move the environment into use.

    Pricing

    Choose how much of the build you'd like us to carry.

    Starter

    Guided setup · 12 months of library updates

    $299

    12-Month Plan: $27.41/mo ($328.90 total)

    For production companies and event teams that want the Revuity environment structure and want to build it themselves.

    • Environment template
    • Guided operating process
    • Workflow structure
    • Reusable implementation guides
    Teams

    One-time · Self-service · Written for a team

    $499

    12-Month Plan: $45.74/mo ($548.90 total)

    For production companies and event teams that want an environment written for the whole team, set up on their own.

    • Role and responsibility guidance
    • Shared workflow instructions
    • Decision boundaries
    • Documented setup
    Custom

    Bounded setup · Agreed written scope · Design for 1 operation

    From $1,199

    12-Month Plan: From $1,318.90 total

    For production companies and event teams that want Revuity to lead a bounded setup against an agreed written scope.

    • Agreed written scope and acceptance checklist
    • Design for 1 operation
    • Implementation
    • Validation against the checklist
    Plugins

    Ten workflows for production & events, $75.

    One plugin set carries the operational flow of the work. Each workflow organizes, tracks, drafts or flags, and a person makes the decision.

    1. 01

      Project and event intake

      Organizes new requests, dates, venues and what the brief still needs.

    2. 02

      Call sheet and run-of-show drafts

      Prepares call sheets and run-of-show documents from the schedule for the producer to approve.

    3. 03

      Crew and vendor booking

      Tracks availability, holds, confirmations and who is waiting on what.

    4. 04

      Production schedule and calendar

      Lays out dates, locations and conflicts across projects.

    5. 05

      Budget and cost tracking

      Tracks budget lines against the costs and invoices supplied.

    6. 06

      Permit and location paperwork

      Tracks permits, location agreements and insurance dates.

    7. 07

      Talent and contractor agreements

      Tracks which agreements are out, signed or missing and drafts the reminders.

    8. 08

      Equipment and rental tracking

      Tracks gear out, due back and open rentals.

    9. 09

      Client and sponsor updates

      Drafts status updates for the producer to review.

    10. 10

      Wrap, invoicing and settlement

      Tracks wrap items, final invoices and what is still owed.

    Production & Events plugin set

    $7510 workflows

    One purchase, all ten workflows for this industry.

    What a purchase includes · All plugins

    Services

    The ways producers and event teams work with us.

    For producers with a product in mind, like a booking tool or a client portal, we build it with you from a first version to launch.

    CollabX Premium Website

    $1,600one-time

    A custom-designed website built around your brand, from your existing site or from nothing, with every page written and polished to read well.

    CollabX Product Launch

    $9,500one-time

    We take the product past a first version and get it ready to launch: a production-ready core, deployment, the integrations it needs, agent-ready access where the product needs it, sign-in, payments where they make sense, testing, and launch preparation.

    Claude Forward Deployed Engineering

    $125/hr40-hour minimum, plus a one-time $1,200 set-up fee

    A Revuity engineer works inside your business to build with Claude where your work actually happens.

    Operating boundary

    AI supports the work. The producer remains responsible for the production.

    The environment can support information access, preparation, scheduling, communication and recurring workflows.

    Creative, safety, permit, insurance, contract, financial and other consequential decisions remain with the producer and the appropriate qualified people.

    Example

    One production, with less lost between the office and the day.

    A small production company has briefs in email, crew holds in text threads, permits in a shared folder, and a producer who rebuilds the call sheet by hand the night before.

    Revuity maps how a project moves from brief to wrap and builds an environment around the tools the team already uses, so the office and the crew work from clearer shared context.

    Case study

    From scattered productions to one system.

    An independent film production running from a repeatable operating structure
    Film & TV production

    Independent Film & TV Production Company

    An independent film and TV production company ran every production as its own improvised effort. Scheduling, crew and vendor coordination, budgets, and deliverables lived across email, spreadsheets, and group texts, and all of it got rebuilt from scratch each time. The people were capable, there was just no structure that carried over. Revuity Systems mapped how a production actually moves from pre-production through wrap, then designed and built the operating environment with their team, so the structure carries from one production to the next.

    They came back to work with Revuity Systems again after the first build.

    FAQ

    Questions, answered.

    Pencil sketch of two people at one laptop, with their documents, calendar and messages connected around it
    Start here

    Build the environment around how the work comes together.

    Tell us how a project moves from brief to wrap today. We'll show you what it would take to build the environment around it, without removing the producer's authority.Bought online, with no sales call.