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Blocking your cast can see and rehearse before they arrive

Plot every scene on a visual stage, time entrances and crosses to your score, and share blocking with the whole production — no more decoding pencil marks in a prompt book.

Stylized overhead view of actor blocking positions on a proscenium stage with movement paths

Your prompt book, but visual

Every scene, entrance, and cross — drawn once, understood by everyone.

A stage that matches yours

Start from a proscenium template or set custom dimensions to match your venue, with entrances and playing areas where they actually are.

Blocking on a timeline

Each formation is a moment in the show. Scrub the timeline to watch crosses and entrances play out in order, synced to music or rehearsal audio.

Sightline checks in 3D

Flip to a 3D view to see stage pictures from the house, so you catch masking and sightline problems before tech.

One source of truth for the cast

Share view access with actors and crew, leave notes on specific moments, and keep everyone on the same version — even when blocking changes at 10pm.

THE EDITOR

Everything on one timeline

Formations, music, and your roster live in one place. Scrub the timeline to watch every transition animate, flip to 3D to check how it reads from the audience, and share one link that always shows the latest version.

The FORMI editor showing a 3D stage with performer formations and a music timeline

Up and running in one sitting

01

Set up your stage

Choose the theater stage template or enter your venue's dimensions, then add your cast list once.

02

Block each scene

Place actors moment by moment. FORMI animates the movement between positions so you can watch scenes flow.

03

Share with the production

Send the cast a link, collect comments from your team, and export diagrams for the prompt book.

Frequently asked questions

Block the show before rehearsal

Start free with up to three productions. No credit card required.

FORMI works wherever movement needs a plan