Nothing is wired app-to-app. Every department writes into a single production as it moves end to end — so the moment you switch a portal on, it's already connected to everything before and after it.
Every portal writes into one flow. Nothing is handed off between apps — the schedule the producer sets is the same schedule the call sheet reads is the same day the daily report closes out.
One project, org, and crew. Every portal is a lens on the same production.
One timeline. Shoot days, reservations, holds, and rehearsals all land here.
The morning fan-in — every department's day converges onto one sheet.
The evening fan-in — each department's facts roll up into one report.
Per-domain sign-offs — a release, a submission, a final — tracked on the record.
One equipment pool the departments that need it reserve from.
Finished work flows one way: craft portals → approved → the client window.
The same people across every portal — unlimited on the production, and crew never see a bill.
Two portals rarely talk directly. Camera writes a power requirement to the shared tech notes — and that is Electric's input queue, once that department is live. Fluidity is a property of the shared layer, not of wiring.
Turn on what the shoot needs. It's wired in from the first click.