Project Hub

Get an at-a-glance view of your production's progress, catch up on recent activity, and jump to any part of your project from a single landing page.

Overview

The Project Hub is the landing page for every production in Genvid. When you open a project, you arrive here first. It gives you:

• At-a-glance production metrics — approval progress, pending reviews, new generations, and budget usage in a row of stat cards
• Your Dailies — an activity feed of recent events across the production
• Project Sections — quick links into each working area of your project

Who Can Use This Feature

Every team member with access to a project can open its Project Hub and see the stat cards, the Dailies feed, and the Project Sections list. What you can do once you follow a section link (for example, editing budgets or approving shots) depends on your role and assignments. See the User Management guide for how roles work.

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Accessing the Project Hub

From the Home Page

1. Log in to Genvid
2. On the home page, find the project you want to work on
3. Click the project card to open its Project Hub

From a Pending Review

1. On the home page, open your list of pending reviews
2. Click through to a project to land on its Project Hub

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The Stat Cards

A row of cards at the top of the Project Hub summarizes the state of your production:

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Your Dailies

The Your Dailies feed lists recent activity on your production — generations, approvals, assignments, and other events — newest first.

• Use the All events dropdown to filter the feed to a specific kind of event.
• Before any activity has occurred, the feed shows an empty-state message: "No activity yet — Events will appear here as your production gets underway."

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Project Sections

The Project Sections list is how you navigate into the working areas of your project. Each entry shows a short summary line and a chevron; click one to open that section:

Switching Sections with the Breadcrumb

Once you are inside a section, the section name in the breadcrumb at the top of the page is a dropdown menu. Click it to jump directly to any other area of the project — Project Hub, Screenplay, Assets, Storyboard, Dialog, Videos, Timeline, Shot List, Team & Assignments, Budget & Analytics, or Production Settings — without returning to the Hub first.

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The Shot List Section

The Shot List replaces the old shot-status table. It gives you a per-shot view of production progress, grouped by scene.

Reading the Shot List

Shots are grouped under scene headings (for example, "Scene 1 — CYBERPUNK ROOFTOP - NIGHT"). Each shot is a row with these columns:

Shot Actions

The Actions menu on each shot links you straight to the right tool:

• View in storyboard — open the shot in the Storyboard
• Workflow status history — review how the shot's status has changed over time
• View provenance graph — see how the shot's media was generated
• Open in keyframe editor — compose the shot's keyframe in the Keyframe Editor
• Open in dialog manager — manage the shot's dialog in the Dialog Editor
• Open in video editor — generate the shot's video in the Video Editor

Sorting and Pagination

• Click the Shot # column header to change the sort order.
• Use the pagination controls at the bottom to page through long shot lists; the Rows per page control defaults to 25.

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Where Did Cost Analytics Go?

Cost reports that used to live on the project dashboard now live on the Budget Manager page, reached through Budget & Analytics. There you can run reports by asset, shot, artist, or model, filter by date, and export to CSV. See the Budget Management guide for details.

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Common Workflows

Checking Production Progress

1. Open the Project Hub for your production
2. Read the stat cards for approval progress, pending reviews, and budget
3. Open the Shot List section to see which shots still need work
4. Use a shot's Actions menu to jump straight to the editor you need

Catching Up on Recent Activity

1. On the Project Hub, scroll to Your Dailies
2. Use the All events filter to focus on the kind of activity you care about
3. Or ask your connected agent to walk you through what changed since your last visit — see Connect Your Agent

Reviewing Costs

1. Open the Budget & Analytics section from Project Sections or the breadcrumb menu
2. Use the cost reports on the Budget Manager page to see where credits are going
3. Export to CSV if you need to share with producers or finance — see Budget Management

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Related Features

• Budget Management — set budgets and review cost reports
• Asset Manager — manage cast, locations, props, and other assets
• Assignments — assign work and track status
• Keyframe Editor — create keyframe images for shots
• Video Editor — generate and review shot videos
• Dialog Editor — generate character dialog audio
• MCP Server — connect your own AI agent for help with your production
• Timeline Export — export your timeline to an editing application

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Summary

The Project Hub is your starting point for any production:

• Stat cards give you instant insight into approvals, pending reviews, new generations, and budget
• Your Dailies keeps recent activity in one feed
• Project Sections and the breadcrumb section menu let you jump to any working area
• The Shot List tracks every shot's status, media, and budget in one place

Open the Project Hub whenever you start working on a production to see where things stand and to navigate to where you need to be.