Overview, productions and projects
Open Overview to see call sheets, screenplay discussions and media for review across projects. Productions and folders help organise the work itself.
How to organise workUpload media, collect timestamped feedback, compare versions, and move comments into your editing application. Keep your team and client working on the same project.
The team sees the project structure and current files without searching through folders, chats, or transfers.

Open the cut and discuss it in one place. Every comment remains attached to an exact moment on the timeline.

The client opens one browser link and sees only what you chose to share. No application installation is required.

From the first comment to final delivery, every additional tool stays inside the same workflow.
Open Overview to see call sheets, screenplay discussions and media for review across projects. Productions and folders help organise the work itself.
How to organise workUpload a new version or add media from the project to a version stack. Compare two cuts side by side or with an overlay in one player.
Learn moreFind dialogue in text and jump straight to the matching video or audio moment.
Learn moreChoose a screenplay, play, or prose template. Plan acts, sequences, and beats above the page, keep notes, and write with your team.
Learn moreGive the team access only to the workspaces, projects, folders, and files they need.
Learn moreTurn comments into markers in Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro and DaVinci Resolve. Bring Resolve markers back into review through EDL.
How to transfer feedbackCheck technical parameters, loudness, and frame anomalies, then use the transcript to find mentions of smoking, alcohol, drugs, profanity, coarse language, and possible matches with Ministry of Justice and Rosfinmonitoring lists.
Learn moreMove review feedback onto your editing timeline. Premiere Pro uses Final Cut 7 XML, Final Cut Pro uses FCPXML, and DaVinci Resolve uses EDL. Import back into Time-Notes is available for DaVinci Resolve markers in EDL.
Match the frame rate and starting timecode to keep positions aligned. Range marker durations are preserved.
Match the frame rate and align the start of your edit with the media in Time-Notes. XML import creates a separate sequence.
The transparent layer leaves your image visible and requires no extra templates. Match the frame rate and the start of the media.
TXT contains comment text, CSV is a review list for spreadsheets, and JSON transfers a comment package. CSV is not a direct marker import format for Premiere Pro.
Comments and export guide (Russian)Upload the cut, send one link, and collect every comment in Time-Notes.ru.