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Thursday
14Jan2010

CES: Tiffen's Photo FX & Cool FX Apps

Here's a pair of potentially useful filter-emulation apps from Tiffen, one of the best known companies in the photographic filter business. Each of the two apps contains a variety of digital reproductions of existing, real-world filters. You can apply one, or more, and make various adjustments along the way.

The apps only work with stills... not videos.  So, for now, they're best used as previsualization tools -- a way for directors and cinematographers to get a sense of what their final shots might look like.

At least, that's the theory....

Are there any cinematographers out there who have used these apps? To the apps accurately represent their real-life counterparts?  Let us know in the comments below!

Check out the video to learn more about the apps.

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Tuesday
12Jan2010

CES: iRecord Pro records video straight into your iPhone!

Updated on Tuesday, January 12, 2010 at 11:28PM by Registered CommenterTaz 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!

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Wednesday
16Dec2009

Meow hear this! We review Save the Cat!

Updated on Thursday, December 17, 2009 at 9:19PM by Registered CommenterTaz Goldstein

Writers who’ve enjoyed Save the Cat! The Last Book on Screenwriting You'll Ever Need, will likely be thrilled by the new Save The Cat! ($19.99) app for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Those of you who don’t know what I'm talking about should run out, buy this book, read it, and then come back.

…we'll wait…

In his books, author Blake Snyder teaches his system for perfecting the craft of screenwriting. He introduces tools and techniques designed to focus and inspire. He begins by stressing the importance of a powerful log-line, and then guides you in picking the perfect genre. After that, he helps you build a 15 step beat sheet, and then explains how to structure everything on a board with 40 index cards. 

Snyder knows structure, and it shows in his techniques. The Save the Cat! app brings those techniques to the mobile screenwriter.

Let’s check it out!

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Wednesday
02Dec2009

Hitchcock gets a Makeover

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.

 

Friday
13Nov2009

artemis Director's viewfinder hits 2.0

Updated on Friday, November 20, 2009 at 6:54PM by Registered CommenterTaz Goldstein

Chemical Wedding has just released a significant update to its criminally awesome iPhone app, Artemis Director's Viewfinder.

Version 2 brings additional formats including RED One 4k 2:1 Ana, Canon 5D Mk II and the Canon 7D. Additionally, it can now simulate wider angle lenses in full screen mode. That's great news!  And, in my opinion, this version has a much prettier interface

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Wednesday
11Nov2009

ScriptWrite screenwriting app comes to the iPhone

What's that?  You still haven't written that script you've been talking about for years?  Well, no more excuses. It's time to focus up, and get typing... or should I say, tapping. Filter Apps has released ScriptWrite, a new screenwriting tool for the iPhone and iPod Touch.

ScriptWrite isn't the first screenwriting app for your ithing (that distinction goes to Screenplay by Black Mana Studios). But ScriptWrite sets itself apart by taking a very different approach to dealing with the complexities of script formatting.

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