00 About
Software for stunt departments
No luck. Just craft.
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- Disciplines
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- Standard
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- Spreadsheets
01 Why we exist
Stunt work is the only job on set where the work itself is the risk. We built software that treats it that way: every performer verified, every policy in date, every gag rehearsed and signed off before anyone calls action.
02 The standard
Six rules.
No exceptions.
Every production on the platform runs to the same standard, whether it’s a two-metre stair fall or a forty-second full-body burn. The checklist is built in, so no step gets skipped quietly.
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01
Verified, not listed
Credentials, references and reel are recorded and checked before a performer can be booked. Filling in a form is not enough.
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02
Insured, every time
Liability and accident cover must be on file and in date before a booking confirms, not after something goes wrong.
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03
Rehearsed at speed
Every gag has a rehearsal logged on location at full speed, with the rig, the marks and the camera in place.
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04
The coordinator calls it
Anyone on the team can stop a stunt. The coordinator decides when it goes again, and signs off on record.
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Medic on set
Fire, falls and vehicles need a medic and safety team on the call sheet before the gag can be signed off.
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06
Paid properly
Clear rates and written agreements stored with every booking. Performers who are looked after perform safely.
03 How vetting works
Earned,
not listed.
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Step 01
Invitation
Your team invites a performer, or imports them from your spreadsheet.
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Step 02
Documents
The performer uploads certifications, insurance, ID and reel to one profile they keep up to date.
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Step 03
Checks
Your coordinators review each document. Issuers and expiry dates are recorded, and references are logged.
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Step 04
Cleared to book
Once every check is green, the performer can be held and booked. Alerts go out before anything lapses.