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Post-production management platform
The full picture. Every detail under control.
RushTrack brings post-production management into a shared space for the people running the operation and the specialists moving every delivery forward.
PROJECT CONTEXTILLUSTRATIVE VIEW
RUSHTRACKEvery decision
in contextPROJECT / EP 104
01Calendar↗
02Team↗
03Finance↗
04Editorial↗
05VFX↗
06Delivery↗
01
See the whole picture. Keep the detail.
An executive view should not erase the work behind it. RushTrack connects the plan with people, resources, costs and deliveries while preserving each specialty’s detail. Review a decision with its context instead of rebuilding that context from scratch.
Production contextSpecialist toolsTraceable decisions
02
Collaborate without opening the whole operation
ACCESS BY ROLEILLUSTRATIVE VIEW
ERExternal artistPROJECT / EP 104
VFX✓ Can edit
Calendar✓ Read only
Finance— No access
Artists, vendors and production do not need the same access. Project and module permissions share relevant work while keeping unrelated information out of reach. Collaboration remains subject to plan limits.
01Read-only or editor access per module
02Invitations, access, and activity in one place
03Each additional project has its own permissions
03
A plan you can check against reality
CAPACITY IN VIEWILLUSTRATIVE VIEW
RESOURCESW18W19W20
Offline
EP 101
Color
EP 102
Mix
Review overlap
QC
EP 104
Dates mean more when you can see who and where.
A date does not tell the whole story. Review the calendar, team and Post Facility together to assess people, spaces and time. Planning alternatives preserve a reference for comparison.
01Projects, episodes, milestones, and scenarios
02Staffing, joins, departures, and availability
03Rooms, storage, servers, and resources by project
04
Depth for every specialty
SPECIALIST WORKILLUSTRATIVE VIEW
SH 028 · v012In review
EditorialVFXADRColor
Post is not a generic task list. Editorial coordinates notes and owners; VFX works by shot and version; sound and color have their own processes. Those differences stay within the same production context.
01VFX shots, versions, quotes, and approvals
02ADR detections, sessions, and mix versions
03Color pipeline, reviews, and technical handoffs
05
An explanation behind every cost
COST COMPOSITIONILLUSTRATIVE VIEW
People30%
Infrastructure22%
Vendors34%
Additional work14%
An explainable total, not an isolated number.
A budget becomes useful when it relates to the work. People, infrastructure, vendors and additional work retain project context so you can review assumptions and explain variations.
01Costs and quotes in project context
02Specific permissions for sensitive information
03Executive reports and exports
06
Delivery keeps its history
DELIVERY HISTORYILLUSTRATIVE VIEW
▤EP104_MASTERv003 · IMF✓
↳v001 · QC feedback
↳v002 · Corrections
✓v003 · Accepted
Knowing a file was sent is not enough. Versions, QC feedback and evidence help explain what was reviewed and accepted. Library and Delivery keep that history accessible after the project closes.
