Production hub

Your Entire Production Workflow, in One Place

Plan, cut, review and deliver every content piece at volume. Use the tools your team needs, in the order your team already works.

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The Mastershorts Tickets screen with a ticket open: its brief on the left, and its phase, status, version, project, assignee and due date on the right.

Relay pipeline

One Ticket. Every Desk. Idea to Publish.

Every content piece has one ticket, and every desk knows exactly when it's their turn.

Accept or Reject in One Click
Each gate routes the ticket on, or back to the right desk with feedback.
Full Audit Trail on Every Ticket
Every handoff, note and decision is logged on the ticket itself.
List, Board, Workload, Calendar: Same Data
Switch views without losing context. Every desk sees the same ticket.

OCT174 · World FunfactType Zero 1: the car with no door handles

Phase 3 of 9

IdeaDone
ScriptDone
VoiceoverIn review
OCT174_VO_take2.mp300:04 / 00:10
Sound desk reviewer listens to the take. Approve moves it to Assets. Reject sends it back to the Sound desk with a note.
ApproveReject with note
AssetsUp next
EditTo do
Final ReviewTo do
Lead ReviewTo do
QC ReviewTo do
PublishTo do

OCT174 · World FunfactType Zero 1: the car with no door handles

Phase 1 of 9Phase 2 of 9Phase 3 of 9Phase 4 of 9Phase 5 of 9Phase 6 of 9Phase 7 of 9Phase 8 of 9Phase 9 of 9

● Ticket createdNext: Script →✓ IdeaNext: Voiceover →✓ ScriptNext: Assets →← VoiceoverNext: Edit →← AssetsNext: Final Review →← EditNext: Lead Review →← Final ReviewNext: QC Review →← Lead ReviewNext: Publish →← QC ReviewNext: Live on 3 platforms →

IdeaDone

“Tiny: the AI computer that fits in your pocket.”

Idea desk pitched the topic and the angle. Approving it turned the pitch into this ticket.

✓ Approved by Luisa Fisher · 28 Oct, 10:15

ScriptDone

“Pocket AI computer. One fact, one reveal, under 30 seconds.”

Script desk approved the hook and the fact, then handed the ticket to Voiceover.

✓ Approved by Luisa Fisher · 29 Oct, 14:02

VoiceoverIn review

00:04 / 00:10

Sound desk reviewer listens to the take. Approve moves it to Assets. Reject sends it back to the Sound desk with a note.

ApproveReject with note

AssetsUp next

PNGOCT174_assets_pack.png12 files · B-roll, logo, music48 MB

Assets desk pulls from the drive. Opens as soon as Voiceover is approved.

Assigned to Velle Johnston

EditTo do

OCT174_cut_v2.mp400:28 · 9:16 · rendered 2m ago

Editor cuts V2 with the approved voice and assets. Starts after Assets.

Assigned to Buster Swartzwelt

Final ReviewTo do

OCT174_cut_v2.mp4Waiting for the cut · 00:28 · 9:16

Producer watches the full cut against the brief and leaves notes on the exact frame.

Assigned to Tanya Schmeler

Lead ReviewTo do

Brand & hook checklistTone · logo · first 3 seconds0 / 6

Creative lead checks tone, brand and the hook before signing off.

Assigned to Luisa Fisher

QC ReviewTo do

QCPlatform checksSafe zones · captions · loudness0 / 3

QC checks safe zones, captions and audio levels for every platform.

Assigned to Flo Streich

PublishTo do

Scheduled · Mon 3 Nov, 17:00TikTok · Reels · Shorts3

The approved cut is scheduled to every platform from one place.

Planned for Mon 3 Nov

The Tickets list, grouped by phase, with each ticket's status, creator and due date.

The Tickets board: a column per phase, each card showing its status, project and due date.

The Workload view: tickets waiting on the left, and the week laid out per team member with how much each one holds.

The Calendar view: October with each ticket on its planned day, and unplanned tickets in a list beside it.

Frame-accurate review

Feedback That Lands
on the Exact Frame

Point at the problem, not around it. Leave feedback right on the timeline, compare any two cuts, and keep the whole history of every version in one place.

The review screen comparing version 1 and version 2 of a content piece side by side, with timestamped feedback from the editor and the audio producer beside it.

Feedback on the Timeline
Pin a note to the exact second or a span. Markers sit on the track so everyone jumps straight to the moment.
Compare Any Two Versions
Play 2 different versions side by side, in sync, and see exactly what changed between cuts.
Full Version History
Every cut keeps its notes, replies and fixes, so you can see what changed and why.

One Drive for Every File You Reuse

Videos, voiceovers, logos, templates, SFX, and music in a drive inside Mastershorts. Save a file once and pull it into any scene, on any ticket, for every piece after.

A shared drive built into the workspace
Save every type of file once, reuse them everywhere
Drop library files straight into any scene

Scenes

Scene 1

Time range: 00:00:00 – 00:00:04
Script: “This drone delivers 50 packages a day. Watch.”

Scene 22 comments

Time range: 00:00:04 – 00:00:07
Script: “Each flight takes under eight minutes, door to door.”

Voiceover

00:04 / 00:10

From the Library

Hands ambitiousMusic

Late night lo-fiSFX

Workload planning

Drag, Drop, Delivered. Nobody Over Their Limit.

Hand out work in one drag. Mastershorts knows who has room and nudges anything that stalls.

Drag a card onto a person's day to assign and set the due date
Claim limits per person: Over limit or Has room
Auto-nudge after 24 or 48 hours idle
Waiting and Arriving queues, plus overdue alerts

The Workload view: four tickets waiting on the left, the script desk's week per person, and a warning that 13 scripts are overdue.

Pipeline Analytics

See the Bottleneck Before
It Costs You a Post

Know your slowest step, your cleanest desk and your first-pass rate without building a spreadsheet.

The Analytics screen: pipeline health across 71 tickets, weekly momentum, median time in each stage, and the pass rate at every review gate.

Gate Quality
Pass rate per gate and where rejects went.
On-Time Delivery
Due-date hit rate and the oldest overdue.
Review Breakdown
Comments by type, % resolved, versions per cut.
Export Anything
Every widget expands and exports.

Customisable Workflows

Workflows That
Fit Your Team

Start from a preset that matches your team, then shape every phase and sign-off. Switch any time without tickets losing their place.

Workspace settings, Pipeline: the nine phases of the Full relay preset, each with its type and who approves it before it moves on.

Rename and Retype Phases
Words, Sound, Pictures, Cut, Sign-off, Publish or General.
Choose Who Approves
Moves on when submitted, when checked, or when a role signs off.
Switch Safely
Every ticket keeps its place. Unused stages disappear from reports.
Your Own Words
Rename statuses so they read like your team talks.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything teams ask before moving their content work to Mastershorts.

No. Switch off the desks your team does not use and keep the rest. Tickets only move through the steps you turn on, and you can add them back any time.