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Invite Team Members

How to Invite Team Members to your project

Written by Egor Dubrovsky

After activating Team Access, you can invite team members to your projects and set what each member can access, feature by feature.

Tip: You can also send invitations from the account menu. Select your account avatar in the upper right corner, select Team Access, then select + Invite.

Before you begin

Invite a team member

  1. Open the project and select Share Project, or open Team Access from your account menu.

  2. Select + Invite Member (in Share Project) or + Invite (in Team Access).

  3. Enter the email of the person you want to invite.

  4. Select the project or projects to share.

  5. Under Permissions, set an access level for each feature: None, View, Edit, or Full. Use the All row to set every feature at once.

  6. Select Send Invite.

Filmustage sends the recipient an invitation email. They must accept it before they can open the project. For detailed instructions, see Accept a Project Invitation.

Note: Screenplay is the required base feature — any access you grant automatically includes Screenplay view. Set at least one feature permission so the project is visible to the team member.

Access levels

  • None — no access to the feature.

  • View — read-only access.

  • Edit — view and make changes.

  • Full — complete access to the feature.

Feature permissions

Feature

What it covers

Screenplay (required)

Screenplay scenes, tags, and breakdown elements. Any other access automatically includes Screenplay view.

Reports

Auto-generated reports and screenplay synopsis.

VFX

VFX shot breakdown and ShotGrid export.

Analysis

AI-driven script analysis and Q&A.

Scheduling

Stripboard, shooting units, and shooting locations.

Call Sheets

Call sheets, crew contacts, and distribution.

Budgeting

Production budget breakdown, fringes, and templates.

Storyboards

Storyboard frames, references, and scene mapping.

Versions

Screenplay version creation, switching, and revisions.

Annotations

Script highlights, underlines, strikethroughs, and comments.

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