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Monitors and a laptop in a broadcast control room

For broadcast crews

Cameras planned. Clocks locked.

Plan camera positions with lens coverage and cable runs, call the rundown with notes for every department, and generate frame-accurate timecode.

Every segment, every department.

Rundowns with notes for audio, video, graphics and lighting on every segment, called live from the booth with a delay shift when the show runs long.

Try it: this is a working miniature of the real screen.

Weekly show LIVE0:00Cue 2 / 5
  1. Open

    1Cold open0:45
  2. Now playing0:00 / 1:30

    2Host welcome

    AudioHost lav live

    VideoCamera 1 two-shot

    GraphicsHost lower third

  3. Segment 1

    Next3Interview7:00

    AudioGuest lav live

    VideoCamera 2 guest, camera 3 wide

    GraphicsGuest lower third

  4. 4Commercial break2:00

    AudioBreak audio

    VideoBreak roll

    LightingHold

  5. Close

    5Goodbye1:00

    AudioClose music

    VideoCamera 1 wide

    GraphicsCredits

How broadcast crews use Mantaglow

Plan the cameras

ShowBuild puts cameras, lenses and cables on the floor plan, with lens coverage so you can see what each position gets.

ShowBuild

Call the rundown

Department columns, delay shift and crew links that open without a login.

ShowCall

Timecode in seconds

LTC WAV files at 23.976, 24, 25, 29.97 drop and non-drop, and 30 fps. Free, no signup.

TimeLock

The tools for the job.

Free during early access. Crew and viewers never need a seat. Founding members keep 50% off for life when paid plans arrive.

Questions

Is ShowBuild finished?

ShowBuild is in preview. The camera plan, lenses and cables work today, and it's included in every plan.

Which frame rates does TimeLock support?

23.976, 24, 25, 29.97 drop-frame, 29.97 non-drop and 30 fps.

Does the crew need an account?

No. Crew follow the rundown from a link. Only people who edit need a seat.

Your next show starts here.

Start free, invite your crew, and bring your next show in. Crew and viewers never need a seat.