Customize your crew
Your crew is not fixed. Swap the director for one with a different style, add a composer when a project needs a score, bring in an editor for a complex cut, or drop a role you do not need. Shape the team around what you are making, so a quick ad and a multi-episode drama each get the right crew for the job.
Different projects want different crews. A dialogue-heavy drama, a song-led music video, and a fast ad each lean on different craft — so you can swap, add, and remove crew members to fit.
Step by step
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Open the crew panel
From your project, open the crew panel to see who is on the team and what each one does.
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Swap the director style
Trade the director for one with a different sensibility when a project wants a different tone or look.
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Add the roles you need
Bring in a composer for a score, an editor for a complex cut, or the media-legal advisor when rights matter.
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Drop what you do not need
Remove a role a project does not use to keep the crew focused and the conversation clear.
The right crew for the job
A one-shot ad and a multi-episode drama are not the same job, and they should not have the same crew. Swapping the director style and adding or dropping roles lets you shape a team that fits the piece in front of you.
Key terms
- Director style.
- The sensibility a director brings — the kind of framing, pacing, and tone they lean toward — which you can swap to fit the piece.
- Role.
- A job on the crew — director, writer, photographer, composer, editor, media-legal — that you can add or remove.
- Crew fit.
- Matching the team to the project so a quick spot and a full series each get what they need.
FAQ
Can I change the director partway through?
Yes — swap the director for a different style whenever the project calls for a new tone, and the crew adjusts.
Do I have to use every role?
No — add only the roles your project needs and drop the rest. A tighter crew keeps the work focused.