Use cases
Cast, crew and locations on one call sheet — when a location moves, Nuri reworks the pickups and asks the drivers, caterers and hotels.
For production coordinators, assistant directors and travel leads. When the day changes, every call time, pickup and room has to change with it for the people on the call sheet.
Example: Day 14 moves
Day 14 is at the Old Mill, with crew call at 06:30 and 43 people at The Fairview. Each room is confirmed by the hotel, one by one — never assumed for everyone.
Then the location moves to Harbor Street. Three van routes and five cast cars need earlier pickups to keep the 06:30 call, catering needs the new address, and parking needs a $180 street permit. Nuri asks the drivers and caterers; the permit goes to Dana, the producer, to approve.
Each department sees only its own day. The camera department gets its calls and pickups, with delivery tracked.

Try asking
You: We're moving Day 14 to Harbor Street. What has to change?
Nuri: Three van routes and five cast cars need earlier pickups to keep the 06:30 call. Catering needs the new address, and parking needs a $180 street permit for Dana to approve. Want me to send the new times to the drivers?
What matters most
Every department, one call
Rooms for the whole unit
Call sheets that land
Big spends go to the producer
Recommended setup
| Setting | Recommendation |
|---|---|
| Workspace | A team workspace for the production company or the production, kind Production. |
| Word for plans | Plan, or pick Shoot day, Shoot, Production or Job. |
| Roles | Coordinators as Managers (shows as Production Coordinator). Heads of department as Contributors. Cast and crew as Members, in a group per department. Drivers by a no-account pickup link. |
| Cost | Cast and crew join free; you pay only for Managers. Everything is free during the beta, with fair-use limits on calls and agent actions. |
The call times, pickups, rooms and arrival instructions that apply to them — not the whole production.
No. Nurvia handles the logistics around the shoot. Keep using your production tools for scheduling, budgets and payroll.