Built with the classroom in mind.

Film planning is also a way to teach collaboration, preparation, and intentional storytelling.

From a teacher’s own classroom

CineBlueprint was created by a teacher with 25 years of experience teaching filmmaking, whose students have won the Texas UIL Film State Championship multiple times. He created the tools he wanted to use in his own classroom—built by a teacher, for teachers. The goal is practical: give student filmmakers a connected process, and give teachers a clearer view of the work.

Tools for your film program

Manage students and classes, let students collaborate in production groups, and follow who is working on each project. Students can reserve equipment, while barcode-reader-compatible check-in and check-out tools help you track your inventory. Customize your classroom workspace with your school colors and logo.

What FERPA requires schools to consider

Under the school official exception, an educational service provider handling education-record information must meet the applicable conditions, including school control over use and maintenance of that information, authorized educational use, and restrictions on redisclosure. Schools should obtain their administration’s approval before adopting classroom tools.

Read U.S. Department of Education guidance ↗

Documents to complete before commercial school enrollment

• School data processing agreement and authorized-use terms
• Verified data inventory, hosting locations, and subprocessors
• Retention, deletion, export, and backup retention schedules
• Incident response and school notification procedures
• Parent and eligible-student request procedures through the school
• Applicable state student privacy and age-related requirements

Student work in marketing

Marketing examples must be separately approved and checked for names, contact information, embedded credits, photographs, and other identifying details. Renaming a project alone does not anonymize it.