CineLog vs Gorilla Scheduling

CineLog is filmmaking project-management software for organizing scripts, schedules, cast and crew, locations, and call sheets. Script breakdown supports project preparation, while stripboard scheduling provides a scheduling view. Cast and crew tracking and location management keep those production details together. CineLog runs on Android, iOS, macOS, web, and Windows. Its Free plan costs nothing, billed monthly, and allows one active project, 50 MB of media storage, and up to two collaborators. Filmmaker costs $15 a month, billed monthly, with up to three active projects, 3 GB of storage, and 20 collaborators. Production Company costs $40 a month for up to 10 projects, 20 GB, and 50 collaborators. Studio costs $90 a month for up to 30 projects, 60 GB, and 100 collaborators. These tiers scale project, storage, and collaboration allowances.

Gorilla Scheduling is film production software for screenplay breakdowns, stripboards, shoot days, cast and crew, and production reports. Its online version runs in a browser, supports collaboration, and requires no desktop installation. It can import Final Draft and PDF screenplays, import Movie Magic Scheduling data, and handle Final Draft .fdx imports and exports and Movie Magic .sex exports. Reports include shooting and one-line schedules, Day Out of Days, cast and crew lists, element reports, breakdown sheets, stripboard reports, and calendar reports. Breakdown Assistant AI helps identify and organize screenplay elements for review in the scheduling workflow. Koala Call Sheets uses information in Gorilla Scheduling to create, customize, PDF, email, and distribute call sheets. Online Work Offline mode supports selected breakdown and scheduling edits, which sync when online. The free Online plan has limited features; collaboration and certain reports and exports require a paid plan. Paid offerings include desktop scheduling and budgeting plans. Supported projects can move between Desktop and Online without rebuilding them.