Shot & Asset Tables
Fast, spreadsheet-style tables for shots, assets, and tasks — with save-consistency guards so a background refresh never overwrites the edit you just made.
MOTK is a free production management toolkit for small film, animation, and VFX teams. It runs on Google infrastructure your team already has — Sheets as the database, Drive for media, Apps Script as the web app. Your data never leaves your own Google account, and hosting costs nothing.
The core of a production tracker — shots, assets, tasks, schedules, media review — without the seat licenses, and without handing your production data to someone else's platform.
Fast, spreadsheet-style tables for shots, assets, and tasks — with save-consistency guards so a background refresh never overwrites the edit you just made.
Every shot and asset has a detail page with version history and a batch uploader that files media straight into that record's folder in your Drive.
A schedule view with view/edit modes and daily/slot layouts, for planning shoot days and task assignments across the team.
An upload/proxy pipeline turns heavy originals into lightweight review proxies, with an audit that scans for missing proxies on a schedule you set.
Admin, manager, and member roles gate the sensitive areas. Access to the workbook and Drive folders syncs from a single Users list.
A separate ops hub for admins: create records, audit Drive mismatches, sync user access, and watch upload and proxy jobs.
MOTK was built by a working stop-motion production professional who needed ShotGrid-style tracking at small-team scale — without enterprise pricing, and without moving the production's data onto a vendor's platform.
Big studios have pipelines and TDs. MOTK is for the crews that don't: independent films, small animation studios, student productions — teams that need structure but can't spend a license budget to get it.
MOTK is one option among many — tools like ShotGrid and Kitsu serve real needs, and the right choice depends on your team. MOTK's bet is simple: for a small team, owning your own setup beats renting one.