CrewPass puts a proper media credential in your pocket. Enter your name, role, and production company, add your ID photo, and your pass is issued in about two minutes — then it lives in Apple Wallet like a boarding pass.
It's built for the moments working crew actually hit: the check-in counter, the gate agent who asks about your batteries, the excess-baggage conversation. Present mode turns your phone into the pass itself — full-screen, scannable, with your credential ID and validity date. Flip the card over and the airline's own media-equipment policy is printed on the back, quoted from the carrier's published wording.
FOUR CARDS, SAME CREDENTIAL
Pick the face that fits the job. Foil is a live holographic card that reacts as you tilt the phone. Matte is quiet and modern. Letterpress is the classic cream press card. Slate is a black production slate with a colour-chip foot. Whatever you choose, the Wallet pass matches it — colours, layout, and barcode.
APPLE WALLET, DONE RIGHT
Add your pass to Wallet with one tap. It carries your name, role, company, credential ID, validity date, and a scannable PDF417 barcode. Near a major US airport, the pass surfaces on your lock screen on its own — no location permission needed.
AIRLINE MEDIA-BAGGAGE POLICIES
19 carriers, quoted from their own published policy pages — media rates, waivers, and how to register your gear ahead of the flight. Plus a plain-language answer to the lithium-battery carry-on question, sized by watt-hours, ready to show at the gate.
MADE PHYSICAL
Print a wallet-size badge (CR80, credit-card size) with crop marks and a fold line — for the lanyard, the truck window, or the producer who wants paper.
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
No account. No tracking. Your pass lives on your phone; nothing about you is collected or sold. The only network call is the one that signs your Wallet pass.
THE STRAIGHT TALK
CrewPass is a self-issued credential for working film, TV, and media crew. It identifies you and your production — it is not a government ID and doesn't claim to be. And it isn't a magic pass: media rates, waivers, and gear allowances are always granted at each airline's discretion, and policies vary by carrier, route, and agent. CrewPass puts the carrier's own published policy in your hand so you can ask well — it doesn't guarantee the answer at the counter. No pass, digital or physical, does.
