FramePath 1.1 is in beta now.

If you're in pre-production and want to help shape the first major update, install the beta on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac via TestFlight.

1.1 now in beta

Plan the shoot. Direct your story.

FramePath turns your screenplay into a structured shot list, storyboard, and shoot-day plan — built for indie filmmakers.

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FramePath's hero view on Mac — screenplay on the left, scene navigator in the middle, shot list on the right.

See it in action.

From screenplay to shoot-day plan in a single workflow.

From the page to the clapperboard.

FramePath covers the three stages of an indie shoot in one app.

  • Write stage on Mac — the element editor on the left with the Show Script inspector panel rendering the formatted screenplay alongside.
    Write

    Write or import your screenplay.

    Each scene becomes a card you can break down element by element — action, dialogue, transitions, and the characters who appear.

  • Plan stage on Mac — the shot list grid showing the full column layout with status, shot number, board, production fields, headline, and description.
    Plan

    Build a shot list and storyboard alongside the script.

    Sketch frames, add shot details, and track characters, locations, and props in one view — without leaving the scene you're planning.

  • Shoot Mode on iPad — the shot list with enlarged status circles and storyboard thumbnails, ready for set.
    Shoot

    Run the shoot from your iPad.

    Mark shots complete in shoot mode, slate with the built-in clapperboard, and keep the day moving without juggling spreadsheets.