if you’re interested.
the speculation: Thoughts on iMovie, Final Cut Pro, Final Cut Express, and the Future
the reaction: Beyond the Specs: Reactions to Final Cut X
the reflection: Final Cut Pro X: Our two editors spill the beans.
big ups to Josh for letting me be a part of the team.
a better headline might be “Movie Magic Scheduling iPad app escapes.” this app is more like proof of concept than really usable on set. good thing it’s $30. we can do better than this. someone can do better than this.
read my in-depth, slightly scathing review over at macgasm. included in my review of the app is a look at software for the film industry (and other professional industries) as a whole.
let’s go, bananaman. you better get on the stick.
just posted one of the longest articles I’ve ever written over at macgasm. while you’re waiting on info about the new Final Cut to trickle in this week, give it a read and let me know your thoughts.
big thanks to Joshua Schnell, editor-in-chief of macgasm.net for giving my article a spot in front of his readers.
this news is a few weeks old at this point, but thought I’d share anyway. hulu has added the entire Criterion Collection to its online library for viewing via web, tv, or mobile (hulu plus subscription required). thanks to hulu’s ad partners, you can watch free of ad interruption.
i went to school with this clown.
Hollywood is realizing what I’ve been saying for a while now. the success of iPad combined with the iPhone finally being available on Verizon will give iOS a huge foundation as a first arriver in even the LA film business.
[via TUAW] (thanks, Stephen & Joey)
