Designed for 2nd assistant directors, script supervisors, and heads of production, the dzjinius on-set is a tablet-first mobile application that brings real-time data capture and operational visibility directly to the studio floor.
Built as a native extension of dzjinius, an all-in-one production management platform for the media and entertainment industry, dzjinius on-set addresses a long-standing challenge in scripted production. While production offices operate on structured, connected data, that structure is often lost once information reaches the set, where teams rely on spreadsheets, messaging, standalone apps and handwritten notes.
This disconnect leads to delays, duplicated work and inaccuracies in reporting. dzjinius on-set closes this loop by ensuring that what is planned in the office flows uninterrupted to set, and what is captured on set flows straight back into the system without manual re-entry, and is designed to extend into post-production workflows, with structured feeds and meta-data to post planned.
Designed as a tablet-first, mobile application, dzjinius on-set enables teams to capture production data in real time during the shooting day rather than retrospectively. This includes daily reports, schedule tracking and scene-level information, all recorded in a structured format that remains connected to the full workflow, from pre- to post-production.
Unlike PDF-based markup tools, which attach notes to static documents, dzjinius on-set works directly with live production data. Its upcoming annotation layer will link notes to structured entities such as scenes, schedules and characters, an architecture already engineered into the platform, so information remains accurate and traceable even as schedules evolve or versions change.
The application is built to function in demanding production environments, with online-first performance and offline capability for locations with limited connectivity. It is particularly suited to continuing drama, while also supporting high-end drama, limited series and feature film production.
To learn more, head to booth 1.B01 at IBC2026, which is taking place from September 11-14 at the RAI Amsterdam Convention Centre.
