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One private library
Everything you work from — at full resolution, with the originals kept — in one place instead of five. Drop folders in; duplicates are caught before they upload.
The library
Build a world before the first build.
Collect spaces, surfaces and architectural details. Turn a script into a visual direction for every location.
14 day trial for Solo and Team plans. Cancel any time.
The problem every production designer knows.
A production designer carries a whole world in references: architecture, surfaces, period detail, colour, the way a room ages. They arrive from scouts, books, archives and the art department all at once, and they have to be handed to construction, set decoration and camera in a form each of them can use.
cine.gallery holds that world in one place. Each set becomes a gallery, each material is findable by what it looks like, and every department gets one link to the current version instead of a folder that was out of date the day it was sent.
What goes in it.
Whatever you work from. These are the references kept here most often for production design, and the kind of thing people type to find them again.
- worn plaster, north light
- 1970s kitchen, avocado and brown
- brutalist stairwell, low angle
- 01Location scout photographs
- 02Architectural and period precedent
- 03Material, finish and texture studies
- 04Set drawings and PDFs
- 05Palette references per set
- 06Approvals from the director and DP
How the work flows.
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Gather location and material references
Upload scouts and precedent as they arrive; folders keep their shape.
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Build a gallery for each set
Build one gallery per set, in the order the script meets it.
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Keep decisions beside your references
Share each set's gallery with construction, decoration and camera — one link each, always current.
The tools behind it.
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Search that reads the picture
Describe the frame you remember and your own references come back, ranked by how well they match. No tagging first.
- “worn plaster, north light”
- “1970s kitchen, avocado and brown”
- “brutalist stairwell, low angle”
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Galleries you can send
Arrange references in the order you mean them and share them as a link, a full-screen presentation or a published page — one address, always current.
GalleriesTHE TEAM PLAN
For teams of up to five people.
- Everything in Solo
- 5 seats
- 1 TB of storage
- Up to 50,000 assets
- Shared team library
- Team galleries
- Per-member upload limits
- Roles for owners, admins and members
$63CAD / month
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Customer stories
Frequently asked questions.
It is built for anyone who works from visual references — film, photography, brand and design. Collect spaces, surfaces and architectural details. Turn a script into a visual direction for every location.
No. Uploads are analysed for search as they land, so describing what is in the picture works from the start. Suggested tags are there to confirm or reject when you want sharper results.
Yes. A gallery shared by link or published opens in any browser. Guest uploads let collaborators add files to a shared gallery with just a name and an email.
If references are shared across a department, Team: five seats, shared galleries and 10,000 uploads. On your own, Solo covers everything above for one person.
Other questions? Our team typically responds to all support inquiries within 24-48 hours.
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Build a world before the first build.
Bring the references you already have and find them again by what is in the picture. Gather location and material references.
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