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Scene Breakdown
Built by a filmmaker, for filmmakers
Every great production starts with great preparation.
Missolowo Slate is the production workspace where filmmakers prepare every project — from script breakdown to production planning — with speed, clarity, and confidence.
3 free breakdowns. No credit card required.
15+
Years production experience
09
Netflix titles
17
Languages supported
What Missolowo Slate does
Everything before the first day of shooting, in one place.
Upload a screenplay and get a scene-by-scene breakdown, a day-by-day shooting schedule, and production-ready call sheets — without switching between five different tools, three spreadsheets, and a WhatsApp thread.
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Shooting Schedule
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Call Sheet
Every document is generated from the same source — your script — so nothing gets re-typed, and nothing falls out of sync as the production changes.
The production pipeline
One connected workflow, not three separate tools.
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Scene Breakdown
Upload your screenplay. Get cast, props, locations, and scene details in minutes — in your language.
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Shooting Schedule
A day-by-day shoot plan generated straight from your breakdown — ready to adjust in seconds.
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Call Sheet
Professional, on-set-ready call sheets pulled directly from your schedule — not re-entered by hand.
Change a scene in the breakdown, and it flows through your schedule and call sheet automatically.
Real documents
Your crew reads these. Not a demo.
Three screenplays, three languages, three documents — generated by Missolowo Slate, unedited.
Yorùbá · Script Breakdown
Every character, every scene they appear in, counted. Tone marks intact — Bùkọ́lá is not Bukola.
한국어 · Shooting Schedule
Scenes grouped by location, not shot in script order — seven scenes, one day, three places.
Русский · Call Sheet
Only today's scenes, with staggered call times — actors come in when their first scene does.
Documents are written in English whatever language the screenplay uses, so a crew drawn from anywhere can read the same call sheet.
Pricing
One credit prepares one screenplay for production.
Not a subscription. Buy credits when a production starts, and keep them until you use them.
Every credit includes
- Scene Breakdown
- Shooting Schedule
- Call Sheet
Every new account starts with 3 free credits. No credit card required.
Prices are in Nigerian naira. International debit and credit cards are accepted — your bank converts from your local currency automatically.
Your script
An unreleased screenplay is not something you hand over lightly.
So here is exactly what happens to yours. It is readable only by your account — not by other filmmakers, not by us for any purpose other than running your breakdown. It is never used to train any AI model, ours or anyone else's. Processing runs through OpenAI's API, where inputs are excluded from model training by policy and held for up to 30 days for abuse monitoring before deletion.
We store your script so you can reopen a production days later without uploading it again. You can ask us to delete it at any time and we will — missolowoai@gmail.com
Why Missolowo Slate exists
Elizabeth Olalere
Selected credits — Aníkúlápó · Jagun Jagun 1&2 · Lisabi 1&2 · Ijogbon · 7 Doors
A producer who codes. A builder who tells stories.
For years, I watched talented filmmakers spend more time managing paperwork than creating films. Script breakdowns took days. Shooting schedules were built manually. Call sheets were created under pressure, often late at night. Every production started with unnecessary chaos.
After experiencing these challenges on real film sets, I realised the industry didn't need another generic productivity tool. It needed software that truly understood how filmmakers work.
Every feature inside Missolowo Slate is inspired by real production experience, real challenges, and real conversations with filmmakers. It's my contribution to the future of filmmaking.
Control the chaos. Command the set.
Join filmmakers already preparing smarter with Missolowo Slate.
Create your free account3 free breakdowns. No credit card required.
17 languages supported, with more on the way