We Make TV & Film and Help You Do The Same
Whether a great piece of software, video or film camera, an incredible book, or any other tool that helps us make film and television, we share the tools we use to get things done.
There are some great screenwriting programs out there, both free and paid. Final Draft is known to be the Hollywood standard for paid apps, and the do-it-all-in-one-app-for-free phenom Celtx is a must try. It’s free, after all, and it works like a real screenwriting program (if not feeling the most “Mac” like.)
Here’s another option you might like to try, that turned out a little better than I expected.
Is the iPad worth the hype? Can it make a difference in film and TV production?
This is part one of a several-part series that will look at some real-world production and post-production uses for the iPad.
One of the things we talk about a lot on this blog is the importance of being a Hands-On Producer.
A major reason we broke into the business as quickly as we did was the fact that we produced “great tape.” Video pitches for our TV and film ideas that looked and felt like professional promos. Since we couldn’t afford to pay people to make our promos, we learned programs like Final Cut Pro, After Effects, and Cinema 4D so that we could make “pretty graphics” on our own.
Turn a photo into a 3D movie. Awesome technique.
The real-world way we will use Apple’s new iPad.
With the new iPad, what happens to this classic?
Justin Tadlock has designed more than a Wordpress theme. He’s designed a way for me to sleep at night!
Whiz-bang tools bring puppeteering into the 21st century, but it’s still about artistry.
Scott Simmons is among the brave souls diving in to Final Cut Studio 3. Some interesting revelations, and a great blog to know about…
LiveType Gone? Dead? We have part of the answer…