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Invite-only filmmaker pilot

Let an audience react to the cut you are actually screening.

SINK gives authorized production teams a private synchronized room, exact-cut fingerprinting, QR invitations, live controls, and audience feedback—without becoming the place that streams the film.

Pilot projects remain private or unlisted. No public pricing or self-service purchase is being offered yet.

Your title, with or without IMDb

Create a private film, short, or episode now. Attach an IMDb or TMDB reference later without changing the project, cut, comments, or report.

Built for the exact cut

Upload final program audio—or a video for convenience—and SINK creates a private version-specific synchronization fingerprint.

Temporary source processing

SINK does not stream your film. Authorized source media is processed privately, deleted after successful processing, and accompanied by a deletion receipt.

One invitation path

Share a standard HTTPS link or QR code. Attendees see the event notice, accept the required terms, and then enter the synchronized room.

A live operator console

Rehearse, start, pause, correct the event clock, moderate the room, rotate access, and recover cleanly when a playback source disconnects.

Feedback that stays private

Combine timestamped reactions with a structured post-screening study and export results without sending free-text responses to product analytics.

How the pilot works

  1. 1A verified production team creates its private title and attests that it can process the supplied assets.
  2. 2The team creates a labeled version, uploads final program audio or video, and reviews fingerprint QA and source deletion.
  3. 3An operator rehearses the event, connects the extension or selects the manual clock, and shares the invitation link or QR code.
  4. 4After the screening, authorized team members review timestamped reactions and the configured feedback study.

Bring one real screening.

The first pilot is deliberately white-glove: verified adult production teams, private events, a required rehearsal, and direct support.

Request a pilot