InteScene review: film production software for scripts, AI breakdowns, scheduling, budgets and call sheets. Free plan; paid tiers from £10/mo annual.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
InteScene is an all-in-one production management platform for film and television. It brings screenwriting, AI script breakdowns, scheduling, budgeting, call sheets, storyboarding, casting, locations and crew management into a single connected workspace. The company was founded in 2025 and describes itself as made by filmmakers, for filmmakers.
The founder built it to run his own indie productions after finding that a stack of separate tools, including a screenwriting app, a stripboard scheduler, a budgeting package and a folder of call sheets, fell out of step whenever one changed. InteScene replaces that stack with one shared dataset, from the first draft to the final wrap report.
Every tool in InteScene reads and writes the same project. A prop, an actor or a location exists as one record that drives the breakdown, the schedule, the budget, the call sheets and the reports. When the script or schedule changes, the downstream paperwork updates without re-keying.
A typical flow starts in the script editor. The AI then reads the script scene by scene and builds a tagged breakdown database, which links to the schedule and budget. A stripboard or AI-drafted baseline schedule follows, and call sheets, shot lists and day-out-of-days are generated from it and dispatched to cast and crew. The AI is optional, applies nothing automatically, and can be switched off.
The script editor offers automatic pagination, dual dialogue, autocomplete for character names, named drafts, inline comments and colour-coded revision layers with page locking. Scripts can be imported and exported as Fountain or Final Draft files. The AI breakdown extracts characters, props, vehicles, wardrobe, SFX, VFX and extras, and a risk analysis flags legal clearances, high-cost elements and sensitivity issues.
Scheduling includes a drag-and-drop stripboard, a Kanban view, an AI baseline schedule and calendar invites for Google, Apple and Outlook. Budgeting uses a formal film and TV chart of accounts with actuals against estimates and Top Sheets. Storyboarding generates frames from scene descriptions, and a production database tracks casting, locations and equipment. Commercial teams get A/V scripts, animatics and client review rounds.
InteScene is an all-in-one production management platform for film and television. It combines screenwriting, AI script breakdowns, scheduling, budgeting, call sheets, storyboarding, casting, locations and crew management in one workspace.
InteScene has a free plan, then Indie at £12/mo, Production at £20/mo and Studio at £25/mo on monthly billing. Annual billing brings these to £10, £17 and £21 per month. Prices are also shown in USD, EUR, CAD and AUD.
Yes, both. The free plan covers 1 project with the script editor, AI breakdown and 25 AI credits per month. Every paid plan also starts with a 14-day free trial, and no credit card is required.
It suits indie filmmakers, producers, directors, assistant directors and production companies, up to studios running multi-season series. Commercial and music video teams are also covered by dedicated tools.
Yes. The AI handles script breakdowns, script analysis, schedule drafts, storyboard frames and risk checks. It is optional, keeps a human in the loop and applies nothing automatically, and every AI tool can be switched off.
Yes. InteScene imports and exports Final Draft (.fdx) and Fountain (.fountain) files. Premium export formats such as FDX and DOCX are part of the Indie plan and above.
The sources name calendar sync with Google, Apple and Outlook, plus script import and export in FDX and Fountain formats. No other third-party integrations are listed.
The site positions it for micro-budget shorts as well as studios. The free plan and the Indie plan (3 projects, 2 collaborators) are aimed at small productions, with higher tiers adding projects, collaborators and storage.