M.R MEDIA
The Platform · A Guided Screening

One system runs the whole love story.

Inquiry to premiere to the anniversary re-watch. Everything on this page is live in the software today — shown from both sides of the screen.

2sinquiry → brochure
1system, whole story
0documents that drift

Not a demo reel — every screen here is the real software.

Now showing · The reel

The first tap · The brochure that closes itself · The day, run live · The premiere

Retire the pile —The CRMFile-Link DeliveriesThe Payments SpreadsheetCrew Group TextsOne System
InquiryBrochure in 2sSign & DepositQuestionnaireWedding Day, LiveEditReviewPremiereAnniversary Re-watch
Act I · Leads & Booking

The website closes the sale before the couple ever talks to a human.

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The couple clicks the link → picks their collection → signs & pays the deposit — all automated, all inside one cinematic page.

Staff side — you run it
Interactive demoDrag a card, or tap the arrows
New2
Alex & JordanLeads
Demo Collection Two
Sam & PriyaLeads
Demo Collection One
Brochure Sent1
Chris & AmaraLeads
Demo Collection Three
Booked1
Riya & OwenLeads
Demo Collection Two
Every lead, shoot, and edit lives on a board like this — the same three pipelines the studio runs the whole business from. Drag a card into the next column — or tap the arrow if you’re on a phone — and it’s staged for the next step. Nothing sits forgotten in an inbox.

Lead Pipeline BoardEvery lead staged and worked — search, filters, one tap into the file.

What the couple gets
Interactive demoRound demo numbers — not real pricing
This is the couple’s own Act II — pick a collection and the poster reorders itself around the selection. Flip “apply promo” and their brochure shows the old price crossed out next to the new one, with a gold discount tag right on the card they’re looking at.

Promos That SellGive one couple a discount and their brochure shows the old price crossed out next to the new one, with a gold discount tag and a running “you save” total.

One wedding per weekend, season capped at 20 — the same data behind “check your date” and the consult scheduler.

Show this liveFill an inquiry and land — in under two seconds — inside a brochure with the couple's names already on screen.

Act II · The Wedding Day

One phone screen runs the whole wedding day.

Staff side — you run itStaff side — you run it
Interactive demoAlex & Jordan’s wedding day
● ARMED · LIVE← CLIENT FILE
12 MIN DRIVE TO NEXT STOP23°C · CLEARGOLDEN HOUR 9:12 PM
Happening Now● NOW
6:30 PM
Reception
The Grand Hotel, Ballroom
Run of Show
  1. 4:00 PM
    Getting Ready
    The Grand Hotel, Suite 4
    Crew — Daniel
  2. 5:00 PM
    First Look
    Riverside Gardens
    Crew — Noah
  3. 5:30 PM
    Ceremony
    Riverside Gardens — Main Lawn
    Crew — Daniel + Noah
  4. 6:30 PM● NOW
    Reception
    The Grand Hotel, Ballroom
    Crew — Daniel
  5. 7:15 PM
    Toasts
    The Grand Hotel, Ballroom
    Crew — Noah
  6. 8:00 PM
    First Dance
    The Grand Hotel, Ballroom
    Crew — Daniel
  7. 9:00 PM
    Open Floor
    The Grand Hotel, Ballroom
    Crew — Daniel + Noah
This is the screen that runs the wedding day. Tap “running late” and every stop after the current one slides later — the day recalculates itself. “Notify crew” sends a real-style text to whoever’s covering that stop, drive-time and weather included.ARM the day for real crew texts — a NOW card always shows the next stop, every crew member covered.
Staff side — you run itEvery stop, address, and crew tag — built once, feeding the controller, the crew's phones, and the printed sheet.
The Actual Text

Not a mockup — this is the real send, word for word.

Every studio-wide texting tool sends one blast to everyone. This is one wedding, one moment, three different messages — because a lead shooter, a second shooter, and the couple each need to know something different.

Every line above is editable copy in Settings — nothing here is hard-coded. WHO receives any of it is a switch you own: crew get logistics by default, the couple and guests stay opt-in until you turn them on.

Staff side — you run it
Interactive demoPaste any format — this shows one example
Paste any planner’s timeline — PDF text, a Google Doc, a spreadsheet — and it becomes your call sheet. Anything the importer can’t confidently read gets flagged, not guessed, so you confirm it before it lands. Photos of printed itineraries are coming next.

Itinerary ImportPaste a planner's itinerary in any format, preview flagged, then append or replace.

Staff side — you run it
Interactive demoTap a cell — crew across the top, stops down the side
StopDanielAidenNoah
Ceremony
Reception
Toasts
First Dance
Two taps decide exactly who gets each update — nobody spammed, nobody forgotten. Tap any name under any stop and the line above updates live with exactly who’s covered.

Quick-Assign MatrixTap-to-toggle grid decides who gets notified per stop — two taps, nobody forgotten.

The schedule drafts itself from the couple's questionnaire — live on their portal, not a PDF.
Mark a stop crew-only and it disappears from the couple's page preview, instantly.

Show this liveMid-shoot, tap “RUNNING LATE — PUSH BACK FROM HERE” and watch every remaining stop shift at once.

Act III · Review & Delivery

Feedback becomes a mark on the shot itself.

What the couple getsWhat the couple gets
Interactive demoDrop your own note or drawn mark below — sandboxed, nothing here is ever saved or sent.
Alex & JordanFILMED MAY 2026
V2 CURRENT
THE FILM — V2V2 · 4K PROXY
00:38 / 04:123 NOTES
ANNOTATE
  • AlexCan we hold this shot a beat longer? — A
  • AlexDrawnCircle where the light hits — love this — A
  • JordanThis is my favorite moment of the whole day — J
Real chapters, a real version chip, notes tied to the exact second. SELECT to leave a note, DRAW to circle something on the paused frame — it lands on the shot itself, not a vague email.Freehand-draw on a paused frame, or drop a timestamped pin — every note lands exactly where it means something.
Countdown → curtain → theatre, not a Dropbox link.
Schedule the premiere, open a curated link for out-of-town family, revoke it later — always view-only.

Show this livePause a cut, draw an arrow on the shot — it pins to that timestamp, then the couple's page carries it into the curtain reveal.

That's the studio's side. Now the part your couples fall in love with.

Act IV · The Client Portal

One branded home base a couple lives in, from booking to their anniversary.

What the couple getsTheir own page — hero image, their names, a live countdown to the day.
What the couple getsThe same page, full-canvas — what 200 guests actually open on a laptop.
What the couple gets
Interactive demoAlex & Jordan’s wedding page
Alex & JordanJune 14, 2026
RSVPs open ✓
Guests just scan to RSVP
What a guest sees ▸Will you be there?
Couples flip one switch and their page starts collecting RSVPs — guests just scan and answer, right on the wedding page. Off by default, and every response is kept the moment it’s turned on.

Couple-Owned RSVPOne switch on their own page — off by default, responses always kept.

Tap an accent, the live preview recolors instantly — their page, styled by them, no save-and-refresh.
Every question is yours to add, reorder, or retire.

Show this liveFlip the RSVP toggle on a phone and watch the wedding page grow a live RSVP form with its own QR code.

What your couples get

Their own page — big enough to actually send.

The page they actually send to 200 guests — full canvas, their names, their date, a live countdown.
The same page, on the phone every guest actually opens it from.

Their RSVP — collected for them, not chased on a phone.

One switch turns it on; every response lands in the portal, nothing chased by text.

Every stop, a live map pin.

Ceremony, reception, every stop in between — a real map, not an address in a paragraph.

In the couple's own wordsLike a wedding planner in your pocket — and it doesn't replace your wedding planner; it gives them a tool to help manage your wedding as well.COUNTDOWN · RSVP · ITINERARY · MAP · CREW TEXTS

Every guest who opens the wedding page, every parent who watches from the premiere link, sees who made the film.

Act V · Money

Every dollar numbered — invisible to anyone who shouldn't see it.

Staff side — you run itQuote, invoice, receipt, agreement — sequentially numbered, branded, generated from the same data as the emails and portal.

Same client file, same login type — one switch decides what shows.

Money permission on — quotes, invoices, payments, all visible.
Same screen, same login type, money permission off — the block is gone, not hidden.
Every agreement — numbered, branded, generated the same way as the quote and invoice.

Show this liveToggle a staff account's money permission off and show the same client file with every price gone and nothing broken.

Act VI · Team & Operations

Runs the crew — no paper timesheets, no sticky notes.

Staff side — you run itCrew cards, clock-ins, pay accrual, permissions — one screen.
Each crew member sees only their own call time, map, weather.
Midnight auto-clock-out + optional shift-end reminders — configured once.

Show this liveClock in from a phone — then open a teammate's login and show their pay ledger simply isn't there. Not hidden. Blocked.

Act VII · Automation & Comms

The studio's memory — nothing forgotten, nothing double-sent.

Staff side — you run itEvery automated send previewable with sample data before it ever reaches a real inbox — zero writes.
Staff side — you run it
Interactive demoFlip a switch — it saves instantly
  • Welcome EmailSent the moment they sign & pay the deposit.
  • Questionnaire NudgeA reminder text if it's still unanswered.nudge after2days
  • Balance Auto-InvoiceInvoices the balance automatically, 14 days before the wedding.
  • Review AskA gentle ask for a review once their film is delivered.
  • Anniversary Re-WatchOne year later, an unprompted link back to their film.
Every automatic message has a switch and a schedule — nothing sends unless you want it to. Flip one off, or tune the timing, and it’s saved before you’ve moved your thumb.

18+ AutomationsOnboarding, nudges, reminders, review asks, the anniversary re-watch — all editable with live preview and send-test-to-me.

Texts that go out to your team, keeping things on track.
Email + text, one thread per couple.
New revision, stalled lead, fresh booking — texted to you, each one toggleable.

Show this liveHit “send test to me” in Settings → Automations and watch the couple's exact email land in your inbox seconds later.

Act VIII · The Platform

Built once, rebuildable for any studio — a real product, not a one-off build.

Staff side — you run itRevenue tiles, lead funnel, edit-room queue, activity reel — the whole business, one screen.
Name, logo, legal entity, GST — one screen, every surface rebrands.
Run your business on the go
Staff side — you run itThe command center
Staff side — you run itAny client file
Staff side — you run itThe shoot pipeline

Show this liveChange the business name and logo once — the site, a brochure, an invoice PDF, and an email all rebrand instantly.

The Client Journey

One story, five screens, zero re-typing.

Follow one couple from the first click to the curtain call — every screen below is the same booking, the same data, the whole way through.

BrochureThe sale, made before anyone picks up a phone.
PortalTheir home base — questionnaire, itinerary, RSVP, all in one place.
Staff Manages ItEvery detail the couple entered, organized for the studio to run the wedding.
Review, AnnotatedFeedback becomes a mark on the shot — press play, pause, draw.
Theatre PremiereCountdown, curtain, the film — a moment, not a download link.
Vendor Benefits

A referral assistant that works while you sleep.

When a couple taps interested on a partner in their brochure, the studio can auto-send their info to that vendor the moment booking is confirmed — no forwarded email, no forgotten favour. Every referral tracked, every partner's numbers in one dashboard.

Staff side — you run itPartner cards, referral counts, and the auto-intro toggle — one dashboard.
Where It Comes From

Built inside a working wedding-film studio — not a software company guessing at one.

Every feature exists because a real season demanded it: the late-night itinerary change, the shooter who forgot to clock out, the out-of-town guest who needed the premiere link resent. It ran this studio's season first — and is still running it.

How this stays current

The page is wired to the same source as the software.

Every shipped feature lands in the platform's feature log and in-app guides in the same change that ships the code. This page is generated from that log and refreshed on the same link. Next: a Showcase inside the staff app itself — these same cards with NEW badges and a tap-through to each real screen.

Because every claim traces to the log, this same content becomes the public features page when the platform is offered to other studios — written once, sold twice.

The Ask

One system. One love story, run right, every single time.

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