Studiovity

Studiovity is a pre-production platform for screenwriting and film, television, and video planning. It brings script breakdowns, shooting schedules, shot lists, and call sheets into one workspace, with real-time collaboration and revision tracking. AI tools can refine dialogue, detect errors, change tone, translate text, and provide beat boards. Storyboard tools create visual panels, divide scripts into shots, and suggest camera angles and character-consistent scenes. Breakdown tools tag production elements such as props, wardrobe, locations, and equipment. Scheduling can organize scenes by location and cast and synchronize team updates and mobile schedules. Budgeting supports top sheets, formulas, tax tracking, exports, and real-time spending. Users can import FDX, Fountain, and PDF files, and export FDX, PDF, or text. The platform supports Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, and web, as well as offline mode. Studiovity offers a free plan and trial. Listed options include Education monthly at $22 a month, Education semi-annual at $59 a year, Education annual at $85 a year, PRO monthly at ₹150 a month, and PRO annual at ₹1,500 a year.

Studiovity combines writing, breakdown, scheduling, storyboarding, and budgeting tools for pre-production. Its free plan, offline mode, and broad platform support are useful considerations when comparing options.

Studiovity suits filmmakers and production teams coordinating scripts, schedules, budgets, and production details. Education pricing is available to eligible institutes, workshops, students, educators, and differently-abled creators.

Studiovity brings screenplay development and production planning into one workspace, with tools for writers and film or video teams preparing a shoot. Its breadth is compelling for productions that want connected workflows, but the education plans’ project and seat caps and the divide between USD and INR pricing call for a careful fit check.

Overview

Rather than stopping at script drafting, Studiovity links writing to the practical work that follows: breakdowns, schedules, shot lists, call sheets, storyboards and budgets. Real-time collaboration and revision tracking help teams coordinate changes, while offline mode and support across web, desktop and mobile suit work that moves between locations and devices.

Studiovity is made by a company founded in 2021 and headquartered in South Delhi, India. It covers overlapping needs in Screenwriting Software, Film Production Scheduling Software, Storyboard Software, Video Production Management Software and Writing Apps. That range is useful when a team wants fewer handoffs between writing and planning; a specialist focused on one stage may be a better fit for narrower needs.

Key features

Writing and script preparation

AI tools can refine dialogue, flag errors, adjust tone and translate text, while beat boards support story organization. FDX, Fountain and PDF imports can be parsed for breakdown and scheduling, which helps teams bring existing scripts into the planning workflow. Export formats include FDX, PDF and Text.

Production planning

AI breakdowns tag elements such as props, wardrobe, locations and equipment. Storyboard tools can turn scripts into visual panels, shot divisions, camera angles and character-consistent scenes. Scheduling can organize scenes around location and cast, with team updates synchronized to mobile schedules. Together, these functions make Studiovity more than a drafting tool, though teams should weigh the value of that breadth against the limits of their chosen plan.

Budgets, integrations and security

Budgeting supports top sheets, automatic formulas, tax tracking, multiple export formats and real-time spending. The listed ecosystem includes Movie Magic, Celtx, Slack, Zapier, Final Draft, PDF, Excel, Fountain, Google Calendar and Outlook. Studiovity says it uses industry-standard encryption and secure cloud storage, and does not use scripts to train public AI models without explicit permission.

Enterprise workspaces add dedicated databases and storage silos, AES-256 encryption at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit, optional US, EU or India region pinning, and audit trails. Enterprise access includes SAML SSO, SCIM provisioning, role-based permissions, unlimited workgroups and centralized administration. Those controls target organizations with formal security and access requirements, not teams that only need the core pre-production tools.

Pricing

Studiovity has a free plan and a free trial, but the published paid tiers carry different currencies and constraints. Confirm that the relevant plan supports your team’s platform, project volume and seat needs before committing.

• Free: A no-cost starting tier is available. Its caps are not established here, so teams should confirm whether it can accommodate their project and collaboration needs.
• PRO: Custom pricing. PRO covers content creation and film, TV and video pre-production management. The monthly option is ₹150 a month; the annual option is ₹1,500 a year. These are INR-priced subscriptions, so readers should compare them in their billing currency before choosing a term.
• Education monthly: $22 a month, billed monthly. It includes 10 simultaneous projects and 2 seats, with the option to extend to 100 projects and 150 seats. It supports iOS, Android and web. The base allocation suits a small class or workshop; larger groups need extensions.
• Education semi-annual: $59 a year, billed semi-annually with a 6 Month Commitment. It includes 10 simultaneous projects and 2 seats, extendable to 100 projects and 150 seats, on iOS, Android and web. The commitment is a less flexible choice than monthly billing.
• Education annual: $85 a year, billed annually with a 12 Month Commitment. It has the same 10-project, 2-seat base and extension ceilings as the other education tiers, with iOS, Android and web support. Its longer commitment makes most sense for eligible institutions confident they will use the service through the year.
• Enterprise: Custom pricing. Dedicated infrastructure, SSO, SCIM, unlimited workgroups, SLA support and whitelabel branding are aimed at organizations needing centralized administration and enterprise controls.

Education pricing is available to registered educational institutes, accredited filmmaking workshops, students, educators and differently-abled creators. The base education allowance of two seats is restrictive for a working crew unless expanded. Enterprise adds a 99.9% uptime SLA, custom onboarding, live training, a dedicated Customer Success Manager and 24/5 priority chat and email support; those service commitments matter most to organizations that need structured assistance.

Platforms

Studiovity supports Android, iOS, macOS, web and Windows, and offers offline mode. The education plans specify iOS, Android and web. That difference makes it important to check plan-level platform access if a team relies on desktop apps.

Who it's for

Studiovity is a strong candidate for writers, independent productions and film or video teams that want script preparation, breakdowns, scheduling and visual planning in a shared workflow. Educational users who qualify can start with two seats and expand as needed. Organizations requiring SSO, dedicated infrastructure, audit trails or a service-level commitment should consider Enterprise. It is less suited to buyers who need a clearly defined free allowance or a small, focused tool without the cost and complexity of an all-in-one production workspace.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Writing, breakdowns, scheduling, storyboards, shot lists, call sheets and budgets sit together, reducing the need to coordinate those stages across separate tools.
• Pro: Offline mode, revision tracking and real-time collaboration support teams working across devices and sharing frequent changes.
• Pro: FDX, Fountain and PDF import, plus FDX, PDF and Text export, offer practical ways to move scripts into and out of the workflow.
• Con: Education plans begin at just 2 seats and 10 simultaneous projects, so a production group may need to expand the base allocation.
• Con: PRO pricing is split between INR subscriptions and custom pricing, while education prices are in USD, making direct plan comparison less straightforward for some buyers.
• Con: The free plan’s project and seat limits are not established, making it harder to judge whether it can support a real production before upgrading.

Alternatives

Production Slate is worth considering for a mobile-first production workflow with a defined free allowance: two projects, 50 budget items, 15 crew, five shoot days and call sheets to 10 recipients, with three sends per project. CineLog offers a free tier for one active project, 50 MB of media storage and up to two collaborators, and runs on Android, iOS, macOS, web and Windows. Choose between them when those project, storage or platform limits better match your production than Studiovity’s broader toolset.

Dramatify is a paid alternative with a free trial. Film Logic is another paid option with a free trial. Cinetech offers a web-based free account that is read-only and limited to a demo project, plus a free trial is not offered. Gorilla Scheduling has a free tier with limited features, while collaboration, some reports and exports, fringes and its integrated Ratebook require a paid plan. Prescene provides unlimited editor drafts on its free plan but no AI usage. Filmustage has a free plan with one active project and partial AI breakdown covering 20% of scenes. These are alternatives to compare when their stated access model or limits better suit your priorities.

Verdict

Choose Studiovity if your work benefits from taking a script through breakdown, scheduling and visual planning in a collaborative workspace, especially when offline access and broad platform support matter. Look elsewhere if you need transparent free-tier caps or a simple, narrowly focused tool; for eligible education users, the two-seat starting allowance may also be too small without an extension.