Shot and Asset Tracking
Every shot, asset, task and version in one place, with status, ownership and dependencies visible to the whole crew.
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What it is, and why teams use it.
What Flow Production Tracking is
Flow Production Tracking is Autodesk's cloud-based production management and review platform for VFX, animation and games studios.
Formerly ShotGrid, it tracks every shot, asset and version from bid to final delivery, gives supervisors in-context review tools, and connects straight into Maya, 3ds Max, Unreal Engine and the rest of the pipeline. Studios including Animal Logic, Untold Studios, ShadowMachine and Square Enix run their productions on it. Storm FX supplies Flow Production Tracking to studios and post houses across Australia and New Zealand as part of the wider Autodesk M&E toolset.
Where it fits
Storm FX supplies Flow Production Tracking alongside Maya, 3ds Max and the M&E Collection to studios across Australia and New Zealand. We'll help size seats and plan the rollout.
Key features
What Flow Production Tracking brings.
Scheduling and Planning
Plan resources against deadlines and budgets, with AI-assisted scheduling to keep crews balanced across shows.
Review and Annotation
Frame-accurate playback with in-context annotations, so feedback lands on the right frame and the right version.
Pipeline Integrations
Native integrations for Maya, 3ds Max, Unreal Engine, Nuke, Houdini and Photoshop keep artists inside their tools.
Reporting
Live reporting on progress, bids versus actuals and crew utilisation. Fewer spreadsheets, fewer surprises.
Cloud Collaboration
Secure cloud hosting with automatic version tracking, so remote and multi-site teams work from the same truth.
Use cases
How it plays out in practice.
Episodic VFX Delivery
Vendors track thousands of shots across overlapping shows, with client review and delivery managed in one system.
Animated Features
Animal Logic ran Peter Rabbit on the platform, coordinating assets, shots and reviews across a large distributed crew.
Games Cinematics
Square Enix used it on Final Fantasy XVI to manage cinematic production alongside the game pipeline.
Across industries
Where Flow Production Tracking earns its keep.
In production
Flow Production Tracking at work.
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