Best interview app on iPad???

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Nicholas Natteau

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As a documentary film maker, I'm very interested to find an iPad app for conducting interviews. I'm looking for one that would feature checkmark box bullet lists and what not.

Has anyone used this one?

http://myinterviewapp.com

Or can anyone recommend a good iPad app for conducting talking head interviews?
 
I'm not sure I understand how taking notes is lazy. That must be what I've been doing wrong this whole time. In order to make this a constructive post, I'll also say that the app really depends on your interview style more than anything. I don't use lists for mine, and I tend to have very few written questions if any, so this would never help me. Except for business shoots, which sometimes have lists. So really it's up to you, regardless of how well it might function.
 
Thanks for your input Cassius. My aim is to go paperless when conducting interviews. There are a bunch of apps out there like Writeroom, SoundNotes, ThinkBook. I'm curious to hear what apps others would recommend in that respect. Thanks again.
 
I've used plain ol' "Notes," copy/pasting questions into the app (typically from email) and then marking points as they've been hit. Also a fan of being paperless/inkless when possible (one less thing to carry around and lose)
 
Thanks for your replies everyone. Arniepix, I'm actually using Evernote more and more these days, great program with so many uses. I just tried myinterviewapp, but it wasn't as useful as I hoped. Ideally I was hoping to find a program a little like Shotlist that allows you to check off questions or highlight those you'd like to go back to. I supposed that could be done by simply using a program like iWork Numbers on iPad and listing questions in the form of a spreadsheet. Just a thought. I'll take a look at Google Keep, haven't tried it yet and thanks for the tip!

http://solubleapps.com/shotlist/
 
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