Favorite film-related apps for iphone/ipod?

[OldCorpse]

I just got an iPod Touch 4G (no iphone as long as it's tied to AT&T). So, I thought, it might be fun to see what film-related apps there are out there - it can be anything, production, post, pre etc.

Here's one I've been following for awhile, and now that the iPod Touch got a camera, it can be used with it - storyboarding with cinemek.

What are your faves?

 

[J.R. Hudson]

There is one out

http://www.cinemek.com/storyboard/index.php

Be nice of they had it for Android

 

[James Carpenter]

These guys: http://www.netframes.com/

Make a real nice "Inside the Panasonic AG-HVX200" app for the BARGAIN price of $74.99!
:huh:

It's available on iTunes.

 

[OldCorpse]

These guys: http://www.netframes.com/

Make a real nice "Inside the Panasonic AG-HVX200" app for the BARGAIN price of $74.99!
:huh:

It's available on iTunes.

WTF?? OK, make it for the AF-100, and cut it down to $19.99, and they'll make a fortune. But the HVX200 for $75 smackers?! LOL, I don't think so. BWDIK, I'm a hopeless businessman.

 

[Finnegan]

I use Artemis quite a bit, it's a director's viewfinder app for iPhone.

http://iphoneappsplus.com/photography/artemis-director-s-viewfinder/index.htm

 

[chriscurl]

Having finally gotten an iPhone I figured I'd run this one up the flagpole and see if anyone has any good contributions that I have missed so far.

 

[Postmaster]

SL Digislate and SL Directors View-Finder for Android

https://market.android.com/details?...=W251bGwsMSwxLDEwMiwiY29tLlNSTEZpbG1Ub29scyJd
https://market.android.com/details?...r#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEwMiwiY29tLkRpZ2lTbGF0ZSJd

The free Digital Slate is also nice

https://market.android.com/details?...xLDEwNCwiY29tLmxvZ2hvdW5kLmRpZ2l0YWxzbGF0ZSJd

Frank

 

[Nick Wernham]

I use Artemis quite a bit, it's a director's viewfinder app for iPhone.

http://iphoneappsplus.com/photography/artemis-director-s-viewfinder/index.htm

I agree. Artemis is great! pCam is pretty awesome too if you tend to shoot on a few different formats and need a quick reference for which focal lengths are equivalent. I like the celtx app quite well too, but tend to use Final Draft for most of my writing needs. I wish there were an iPad app for that.

 

[Brian_Rice]

I'm an iPhone noob. Just got the 4GS. But I like 8mm and Genius apps.

Put the 8mm app on XPro and fall in love.

 

[Brian_Rice]

Replying to dvxuser from my iPhone right now.

 

[Noel Evans]

I use Artemis Directors viewfinder which now includes just about any camera you can think of including lenses. Cinemek storyboard composer. Finally, i have panascout - has a few additions you wont come across in the others such as location co ordinates / sun rise - set times .

 

[Nick Wernham]

I use Artemis Directors viewfinder which now includes just about any camera you can think of including lenses. Cinemek storyboard composer. Finally, i have panascout - has a few additions you wont come across in the others such as location co ordinates / sun rise - set times .

Oh! That reminds me of another one that's useful in a pinch: Sun Seeker. It tells you the exact position of the sun at different times throughout the day at either your current location or at a pretty wide range of other programmable locations around the globe. Useful app.

360 is a cool one as well. It lets you take create live 360-degree photos and panoramics of your surroundings. This can be especially handy when location scouting. You just take a 360-degree photo and then you can refer to it while planning out your shots when not at the location.