Scattered files
Briefs, scripts and edits sat across shared drives, chats and personal folders.

Cinematix Production uses ZeroDesk to keep briefs, assets and approvals for every project in one searchable workspace.
Cinematix Production makes films and video content for brands. Each project runs on briefs, scripts, shot lists, assets and rounds of client feedback, often with freelancers joining for a few weeks.
Project knowledge lived in too many places, and the latest version was hard to find.
Briefs, scripts and edits sat across shared drives, chats and personal folders.
Client comments arrived by email, chat and calls, and some never reached the edit.
New crew and freelancers spent days asking where things were before they could start.
ZeroDesk connects the team’s existing drives and tools, so anyone can ask for a brief, asset or decision and get the current answer with its source.
Drives, chats and project trackers linked with their existing permissions.
“Latest cut for the launch film” returns the file, its version and who approved it.
Client sign-offs are logged against each deliverable.
Linked shared drives, team chat and the project tracker.
Ran one live production fully through ZeroDesk.
Rolled out to every active project and to freelancers.
| Before | With ZeroDesk | |
|---|---|---|
| Finding files | Ask around, then search each drive | One question, one answer with source |
| Client feedback | Spread across email and chat | Logged per deliverable |
| Onboarding | About a week | About a day |
| Approvals | Remembered, rarely recorded | On record with date and name |
“The latest version is always one question away.”
FAQ
ZeroDesk connects the team’s drives, chat and project tracker, so anyone can ask for a brief, asset or decision and get the current answer with its source.
No. ZeroDesk reads files where they already live and keeps their existing permissions.
Client sign-offs are logged in ZeroDesk against each deliverable, with the date and who approved.