Monday, January 25, 2010 at 8:25PM 
We got some great news today! Hand Held Hollywood has been asked to give a presentation at this year’s San Francisco SuperMeet!
What’s a SuperMeet, you ask? It’s the reason you should hop in your car and get to the Mission Bay Conference Center on Friday, Feb 5th. I suppose you’ll be wanting a few more details. Alrighty then...
Tuesday, January 12, 2010 at 12:15PM
Updated on Tuesday, January 12, 2010 at 11:28PM by
Taz Goldstein
Now here's a handy-dandy little contraption. The iRecord Pro let's you take any incoming video signal, and record it straight to your iPhone and iPod touch.
That means you don't have to waste time encoding, copying and syncing through iTunes. Just hit record and go. Pretty neat!
Check out the video after the jump!
Monday, January 4, 2010 at 4:25PM 
Moviola Studios has kicked-off 2010 in grand style with their Pro Video Guide, a nifty new app that should live on every media-maker's iPhone and iPod Touch.
In a nutshell, Pro Video Guide is a well organized, fact-filled reference manual that covers all the important technical aspects of a modern digital workflow. It's not perfect, but priced at a very modest $1.99, it's twenty bucks cheaper than the last reference guide I purchased (which had less useful information).
Wednesday, December 2, 2009 at 4:55PM 
Hitchcock, the insanely cool storyboard tool for iPhone, just got a new name, Cinemek Storyboard Composer.
So, why the change?
Several weeks back, Cinemek received a cease and desist order from the Hitchcock estate. Jonathan Houser, the app's designer, told us that despite the estate having no trademark on the Hitchcock name, he decided to replace the title out of respect to the late director, adding, "It was only intended as an homage."
You can find the newly branded app in the App Store.
If you'd like to learn more about Storyboard Composer's upcoming features, check out our interview with Jonathan Houser.
Wednesday, December 2, 2009 at 8:28AM 
Digital Heaven, a company best known for its innovative Final Cut Pro companion products, has just released an update to its video file-size calculator.
Available as a free web app, VideoSpace v3 adds support for new ProRes codecs introduced in Final Cut Pro 7. And since it's a web app, it should work with any pint-sized web browser, not just the iPhone.
Point your pocket to www.videospaceonline.com
...and get ready to gasp in horror when you realize that you'll need another 5 terabytes to finish your Elvis figurine documentary.
Thursday, November 26, 2009 at 11:58AM 
Normally, we wouldn't get that excited about a 2.0 update, but in this case, we'll make an exception. Nexvio has just introduced a major update to their video editing app, ReelDirector. And it looks like many of our previous complaints have been addressed.
