I don’t know about you, but the iPhone is one of those modern tools that you think you can live without – until you get one and start fiddling around with it.
I got mine about six months ago and have spent countless hours downloading apps to make my life better, including the old video games I played in my youth, Fandango for movie listings and of course, Amazon Kindle – Now I can read most of my filmmaking books on my iPhone.
As a filmmaker, there are some very specific apps you can add to your own iPhone. Many claim to make your movie making process run more smoothly. And many claim to replace otherwise (bulky and expensive) film and video equipment with something that will fit in your pocket.
The following websites offer iPhone filmmaking application resources:
- FWD LABS, Apps for Cinema Artists
- Self Reliant Film, iPhone WebApps for Filmmakers
- Deltree, iPhone 2.0 Apps for Filmmakers
- Hand Held Hollywood (updated)
- Filmmaking Stuff App (updated)
If you try any of these apps, feel free to let us know how they worked out.
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This post was written by Jason Brubaker on November 9, 2009
Thanks for the links.
I run Hand Held Hollywood (www.handheldhollywood.com), a website for iPhone obsessed filmmakers. Based on your love of all things filmy and iPhonish, I think you might dig it.
Best,
Taz
Evening folks;
I’ve just completed an iPhone app for filmmakers called “Director’s Viewfinder”. You can find out more about the app on my website:
http://www.gullicksonlaboratories.com/directors-viewfinder/
While the app awaits Apple’s approval I’m running a little promotion to give away 50 free copies of the app; you can find out about this here:
http://www.gullicksonlaboratories.com/news/2010/2/9/directors-viewfinder.html