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Setting up a field monitor when shooting on an iPhone
I recently came across a great question on Facebook’s iPhone Filmmaking Community page. Jonny Cates asked, “Does anyone know of … Continue reading
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BIG NEWS: Introducing Hand Held Hollywood’s First BOOK!
I love today! Why? Because, today I get to tell the world about the book I’m currently writing for Peachpit … Continue reading
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When I think about mobile filmmaking, I think Tom Cruise. And now, so will you!
I never imagined I’d say this, but if you want to learn more about low-budget mobile media making, you need … Continue reading
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PROfile: Eric Haase turns two iPads into the ultimate interview accessory.
I’ve seen iPads used for storyboarding, iPads used as slates, but I’ve never seen this before… and it’s awesome! Eric … Continue reading
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Learnin’ about TwistedWave Audio Editor
We spend a lot of time talking about apps that help you master the moving image. But, what filmmakers often … Continue reading
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How to edit video on the iPad. Step 1: get Video on the iPad
There’s no doubt that we’ll be editing video on the iPad in the very near future. Nexvio’s ReelDirector has already … Continue reading

