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Gilgamesh

Film production bible

From screenplay to shoot, one project.

Gilgamesh keeps a film's screenplay, characters, locations, shot list, floor plans and sides together. Each piece of information is written once and used everywhere.

The app is in French for now, in English from the beta.

Write: a scene of A Trip to the Moon in the editor Write: a scene of A Trip to the Moon in the editor

Our commitments

Your projects stay yours.

From writing to the shoot

A project that follows the film, from first draft to set.

  • Write: a scene in the editor Write: a scene in the editor
    Write : The screenplay in Fountain, or imported from Final Draft, Word, PDF.
  • Organize: the treatment on index cards Organize: the treatment on index cards
    Organize : Treatment, notes, character sheets and arcs.
  • Prepare: a scene's floor plan Prepare: a scene's floor plan
    Prepare : Floor plan, shot list, breakdown, sides.
  • Share: the formatted screenplay Share: the formatted screenplay
    Share : Locked versions, commented on and compared.
  • Write
  • Organize
  • Prepare
  • Share

One piece of data, one place

One change, carried everywhere.

  • Characters
  • Locations
  • Props
  • Vehicles

Screenplay

  • Floor plan
  • Shot list
  • Breakdown
  • Sides
  • Documents
  • Running time

For producers

Your writers' drafts, in one place.

  • Read and annotate

    A free account, opened from the link you receive.

  • Compare

    The changes from one draft to the next; your notes follow the text.

  • Your formats

    Final Draft, Word and PDF go in and come out as they were.

  • The version received, with the writer's letter The version received, with the writer's letter
  • Scene 1 annotated, comments open Scene 1 annotated, comments open
  • The producer's letter to the writer, before sending The producer's letter to the writer, before sending

Request access

The alpha is open by invitation, free of charge. Leave your address: your invitation arrives by email as soon as a place opens up. The app is in French for now and comes in English with the beta; its documentation is already in English.

Read the documentation