You're booking a 5-day commercial on Wednesday.
Filter DPs free on the day by union, rate, and base city. Send three requests. The first one accepts.
For producers
Book a DP by Monday lunch.
Breadshift is built for the way indie producers find crew: short notice, a narrow window, and a handful of people you’d call. Filter, send requests, log hours, and export them for payroll.
The demo needs no account. Founding rate for the first ten production companies.
Exports drop straight into
- Wrapbook
- Cast & Crew Start+
- Entertainment Partners
- GreenSlate
- ADP
- Gusto
- Plain CSV
The week
What Breadshift gives you back.
Friday night becomes the timecard hour.
Crew taps call, meals, and wrap from set. Department head approves the day.
Your accountant rebuilds the week from screenshots.
One CSV in the format your payroll provider expects.
Before / After
How the week changes.
Most indie shoots still collect hours by text and rebuild them from screenshots on Friday. This is the same week in Breadshift.
Without Breadshift
With Breadshift
“Send me a timecard” emails on Friday night.
Crew taps call, meals, and wrap from set.
Three departments arguing over hours in a thread.
Dept head approves the day; production sees status at a glance.
Accountant rebuilds the math from a PDF.
One CSV in your payroll provider's format.
Group text to twelve crew on Monday.
Filtered list of who's free, in two taps.
A spreadsheet of who said yes, and who ghosted.
Live yes, no, or tentative per crew, with one-tap requests.
What’s included
One price per production.
You pay per active production, with no per-crew fee and no cut of payroll. Wrap a production and the billing for it stops.
- Live availability for every crew member
- One-tap requests with accept, decline, or counter
- Department head approvals with notes
- Per-provider exports: Wrapbook, Cast & Crew Start+, EP, GreenSlate
- Crew owns their own profile and union details
- Audit log of every change, for your producer's report