Apps & Accessories from my MojoFest Presentation
Thanks to everyone who came out for this year’s MojoFest in Galway, Ireland. It was an incredible event overflowing with talented, creative and friendly people
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Thanks to everyone who came out for this year’s MojoFest in Galway, Ireland. It was an incredible event overflowing with talented, creative and friendly people
SmartFilming.blog has put together a terrific list of apps for Android-owning filmmakers. However, it’s only available in German… for now. Keep your eyes on that site for the soon-to-be-released English version of the list.
Studio Neat’s Glif, one of the very first and most popular tripod mounts for the iPhone, just received a major update. Â The new model is
Tony Myers of smartmoviemaking.com has posted a succinct write-up of Cadrage, a new Android-only app that turns your smartphone into a director’s viewfinder (a tool used
I’ve been waiting all year to type these words… Hand Held Hollywood’s Filmmaking with the iPad & iPhone is now available in bookstores everywhere (almost
Sure, we loves us some Appley goodness, but they’re not the only game in town. If you haven’t already heard, Amazon just refreshed their entire
Like most directors, my shelves are lined with books about film theory, story structure, shot construction, and production techniques. Â Among my favorites are Lew Hunter’s
When I first got my iPhone, I didn’t think of it as a filmmaking tool. Â But then I came across an amazing app, and suddenly
Imagine this… you’re relaxing comfortably in a lounge chair, reading a favorite ebook on your Kindle. Â When suddenly, a video shoot breaks out right in
It’s not often we get to excitedly report on anything Android-ish, but that’s about to change. Early this morning, Engadget posted the specs of a
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