No crew. No second pair of eyes. No excuses.
Storeyz for Solo Filmmakers
Working alone means nobody else notices the missing shot, the drifting focus, or the fact that you are twenty minutes behind. The list is what replaces the crew.
What goes wrong
- You are operating, directing and performing at once, and something always drops.
- There is nobody to say "we still need the wide".
- Coverage suffers because you run out of time and there is no one to speed you up.
- You cannot check a list on a laptop while holding a camera.
What Storeyz does about it
The list is the crew
Coverage you decided on calmly beforehand, not what you remembered while operating.
Shoot order does the scheduling for you
Grouped by setup and location so you are not making scheduling decisions while also framing a shot.
One-handed on location
Shoot mode is built for a phone in a pocket, not a laptop on a table.
Coverage you can verify
Master, singles, inserts — see at a glance whether a scene is safe before you strike the setup.
Start planning your next shoot
Storeyz keeps your shots in story order for planning and regroups them by location for the day — then you tick them off on your phone as you get them.
Guides worth reading
Filming Alone: A Practical Guide
Everything a crew would catch, you have to catch yourself. Here is how.
Scene Coverage Explained
The standard pattern, why it exists, and the minimum you need before a scene is safe.
How to Make a Shot List
A shot list is the difference between filming what you planned and filming what you happened to remember. Here is how to build one in about twenty minutes.