CINEPASS / ENTERPRISE
Explore how CinePass can fit your organization’s production workflow—from project development and creative collaboration to review, approvals, and delivery preparation.
The same production platform. Shaped around the way you work.
THE FOUNDATION
Plan → Create → Review → Audience → Release
YOUR ORGANIZATION
Map project access, approval roles, and the visibility your teams need.
YOUR DEPLOYMENT
Plan connections and rollout around your workflow.
Deployment planning framework · Scope agreed with your team
ONE PLATFORM. DIFFERENT ORGANIZATIONS.
Production remains the core. Enterprise is the conversation about how that workflow fits your people, projects, and infrastructure.
Keep production moving without losing the decisions behind it.
Help a client’s idea become a project people can evaluate.
Explore a shared approach across teams, formats, and projects.
ENTERPRISE DEPLOYMENT DISCUSSION
Start with the workflow you want to improve. Together we agree the configuration and integrations your deployment needs.
Define who needs access to each project, what they can see, and who can make changes.
Map creative, business, and release decisions to the right people and agreements.
Agree the project views, progress signals, and activity records your organization needs.
Review confidentiality, retention, and provider data requirements before choosing a deployment.
Identify the tools, exports and integrations that matter, and scope them together.
Define onboarding, ownership, and support around your pilot and the evidence for expansion.
ENTERPRISE / AUTHORIZED TALENT-ASSET CONNECTIONS
Connect the creative project to its authorized source material. Scope a workflow with your organization, asset owners, and approved providers—without replacing your existing vault, representation, or business-affairs systems.
01 / SOURCE
Identify the permitted scripts, reference libraries, voice or likeness assets, and the conditions attached to their use.
Access and authorization agreed with the source owner.02 / CINEPASS PROJECT
Define the project, its purpose, references, intended uses, versions, and the people responsible for each decision.
One story. A shared production foundation.03 / INTENDED OUTPUT
Agree how the bible, visual proof of concept, private presentation, or later production material can be used and shared.
Private pitch and public release are different uses.Integration scope covers source access, approvals, export restrictions and version records, agreed for each deployment.
Discuss your asset workflowA SHARED PRODUCT PRINCIPLE
Authorized source material and human creative decisions sit at the heart of every project. Enterprise planning covers how your organization administers them.
Identify the permissions, decision-makers, and provider requirements for the work. Keep your established representation, legal, and payment processes in place.
Consent, control, compensation & creditA PRACTICAL FIRST STEP
A focused pilot gives both teams a concrete basis for deciding what should come next.
Discuss the project, current tools, team responsibilities, and repeated work you want to reduce.
Define the scope, approved materials, owners, deliverables, and evidence that would make the pilot useful.
Review the results together. Agree any configuration, integrations, and broader rollout on that basis.
THE DETAILS
No. CinePass remains the film-production platform. Enterprise is a deployment discussion about your organization’s requirements, configuration, and connections.
Scope is agreed for each deployment, covering configuration, integrations and support.
CinePass is designed to fit alongside the workflow you already run, including your representation, contracts, payroll and accounting.
A short description of your workflow, your team, and what you want to improve. No confidential script or talent-asset upload is required for an inquiry.
YOUR WORKFLOW. A CONCRETE NEXT STEP.
Start with a conversation about production—not a new system you have to work around.