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.
doddle Pro brings Digital Call Sheets to iOS (web access coming soon), with awesome features.
*** be sure and check the bottom of the post for a special bonus! ***
the last film I produced and directed was made on a shoe-string budget. as with any independent production, we had to find the balance between professional quality and cost-efficiency. unfortunately, the first place most independent productions skimp is with audio. this is a compromise we weren’t willing to make.
thanks to my buddy, Stephen, I recently got the opportunity to do app reviews for macgasm.net. macgasm is weblog about Apple news, products, and apps. Stephen is a Senior Contributor and Joshua Schnell is the Editor-in-Chief.
head over there and check out my first review for a film-related app, Artemis Director’s Viewfinder and Artemis Remote.
