init-film 1.2.3

Tired of manually creating folder structures for your film/video projects? Want a folder structure that dynamically changes based on the needs for your project? Then Init-Film was made for you! By filmmakers, for filmmakers ;)

Init-Film

Tired of manually creating folder structures for your film/video projects?
Want a folder structure that dynamically changes based on the needs for your project?
Then Init-Film was made for you!
By filmmakers, for filmmakers ;)

->>Watch showcase<<-

Before installing:

Make sure you have any of the following Python versions installed (tested with tox):

• 3.13 (recommended)
• 3.12
• 3.11
• 3.10
• 3.9
• 3.8

Installation:

Method 1 (from PyPi):

Watch YouTube tutorial
Use pip install init-film to install the latest version of init-film.

Method 2 (from source):

Watch YouTube tutorial

1. Download the repo by using git clone https://github.com/andreasdelabie/init-film or download the zip folder from the releases.
2. Navigate to the folder by using cd [path to folder] or using a file explorer.
3. Use pip install . to install the script.

Error: externally-managed-environment

Check out the documentation for externally managed environments.

Usage:

Watch showcase

Basic usage:

Use the CLI command init-film in any folder to start a new film/video project.

Custom folder names:

Folder names can't contain spaces (with the exception of the project name). Instead use a - or _.

Add shortcut to Windows context menu (right click menu):

Use init-film --add-shortcut to add Init-Film to your Windows context menu.
Use init-film --remove-shortcut to remove it.

Help:

Use init-film --help or init-film -h to show the help screen.

Updating:

Use pip install --upgrade init-film to update to the latest version of init-film.

Uninstalling:

Use pip uninstall init-film to fully uninstall init-film from your system.

Support: