Every department of a film studio, rebuilt as software.
Writers' room, previz stage, camera, edit suite, sound room, poster studio and the marketing bay. Built at Chai Shots and used on our shows. Agents do the work. You direct.
A big film needs an army. Writers, designers, a previz team, camera, editors, sound, the people who paint the posters and cut the clips that sell it. We built every department as a tool. You direct. The crew does the rest.
From the first line to the clip that sells it.
SHAKT runs a whole film end to end. The other six go deeper on one department each, and they already pass work along: SUTRA opens SHAKT's beats with their takes and dialogue, and LOKA built a full show's previz from SHAKT's data.
Read it like an edit timeline: each row is a tool, each clip is the stage it works on.
Already on the floor.
Counts from the tools themselves, not targets. Every number has its source under it.
Dasara · ten posters, made in CHITRA · scores are the studio's own
Same rules on every stage.
Each tool was built on its own. They ended up with the same habits. Each rule names the tools where it already holds.
Pick a tool. You're on call.
Every stage on the lot, where it lives and how you get in.
