Two formats. One schedule. No duplicated production context.

The questions that come up first.

We shoot both formats for one wedding. Do I enter it twice?

No. The photo project and the video project are linked as one group, and the client, the date, the venue and the payment stay in step across both — edit one side and the other follows. Each keeps its own crew, its own editor, its own stage and its own review cycle.

Who shows up in which assignment field?

Assignment fields are filtered by team category, and Photo Crew, Video Crew, Photo Editors and Video Editors are created with the workspace. Put an editor in Video Editors and they appear in the video editor field and nowhere else, so the photo half of a shoot never offers you the wrong half of the team.

How many people fit on a plan?

Two on Solo, four on Studio, seven on Pro and ten on Max, and every one of those numbers counts you. The paid plans have no feature gate between them — they differ by people, storage and bandwidth — so you move up when the crew grows, not to unlock something.

How do I see what one booking is worth across both formats?

The billing table on the project puts the photo package and its add-ons in one column and the video ones in the other, then totals them together. Amount paid and balance due are tracked once for the pair rather than twice, because the payment fields travel with the link.