| Developers: | Cerebro, Cerebro (formerly Cinesoft, Sinesoft) |
| Technology: | Project Management Systems |
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White Paper: IT Project Management
Cerebro is a system for project management and collaboration. Specially designed for use in marketing departments, computer graphics and animation studios, architectural bureaus.
2022: Cerebro Features and Opportunities
According to information as of April 2022, more than 180 companies around the world use the Cerebro system in operation.
Features
- Cerebro allows you to create a project structure, plan and assign performers, track progress, store and share files of any size.
- For collaboration, there is a Mirada tool that allows you to leave audiovisual comments with your voice and sketches, record the screen.
- Plugins for professional software, repositories, calendars.
Desktop, web and mobile versions.
Opportunities
Among the capabilities of the system:
- Track tasks and users
- Gantt Chart Planning and Support
- Task Tree and Message Forum
- Task board (kanban)
- Collaboration Tools
- Budget Allocation and Control
- Store files of any size
- Comment on files of any format
- Working with freelancers
Cost
The cost of the Cerebro system for April 2022 ranged from 300 rubles per month per user. A free version, a 30-day trial with all the possibilities, was provided. Special rates for freelancers.
2010
Applications
According to April 2010, the Cerebro is mainly used by VFX studios, video game developers, advertising manufacturers, television programs, web designers. The software complex is a kind of forum in which project participants can set tasks, monitor the progress of work, comment on work reports and posted files (videos, images, office documents, etc.), exchange high-resolution files. Today, the system is used in more than 20 companies. The Cerebro complex has already been used in the creation of such paintings as "Black Lightning," "Love-Carrot 2," "Burnt by the Sun 2," "Book of Masters," "Forbidden Reality" and many others.
An abbreviated list of cinema films, as well as 3D cartoons, which were controlled by the Cerebro system [1]
Key features
Project Management
- Various options for overview of changes in Interest list, personal task list, categorization and adjustment of message visibility
- Selection of the number of performers per task, calculation of execution time and total progress, e-mail notification when the task or report appears
- Project content: Drag and drop video/images/files into the program window, create a tagging system for the project.
Reviewing
- Built-in Mirada image viewer that supports Cineon ®, DPX, OpenEXR, RAW, QuickTime ® movie, etc.
- Audio - visual review: drawing notes on top of content, printing text comments, recording the movement of the mouse cursor and audio comments, auto-saving a review
- The Mirada module uses OpenGL - viewing and drawing are available on top of high-resolution graphics (up to 16K)
- Support for viewing images with high color depth, color correction: Gamma, Gain and Linear to Logarithmic
File sharing
- Built-in Cargador module, which performs all actions to deliver files (without entering logins and passwords)
- Automatically back up attached files that are available to other users
- Access to local resources is provided by symbolic links
- Hashing of uploaded files
- Monitoring the status of download and download queues
- Options for auto-restart and manual restart of downloading/docking files
It is planned
- Versions for IPhone and Web 2.0
- Download editing from Final Cut Studio to Mirada
- Working with Cerebro in mode offline
- Dependencies between tasks in the Gantt chart, sorting tasks in the chart by user and other resources
- Assets management - programmable management of directory structures and storage of media content on your server file
Major competitors
Project and File Management
Visual commentary
Systems Overview
- Project and File Management
- Visual commentary
Notes
Links
- Cerebro Official Website
- "Person: Konstantin Kharitonov"
- "First Person"
- "Interview: Dmitry Shirokov"
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