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Dream: The Storyboarding App from Plai
Mar 12, 2010 by Debra KaufmanDream is a new iPhone app from Plai that allows the user to design a poster, write an outline and create storyboards without knowing how to draw. “That way,” says creator Fernando Jimenez,” You can focus on what’s important: being creative.” The app is aimed at “directors, writers, editors, cinematographers, producers, art directors, animators or storyboard artists looking to master their craft,” says Jimenez.
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Study mobile filmmaking at USC and UCLA!
Mar 10, 2010 by Debra KaufmanWant to learn how to conceptualize, writer, produce and post produce mobisodes? If you live in Los Angeles, you’ll have two opportunities to learn from mobile content pioneer Frank Chindamo, president/Chief Creative Officer, Fun Little Movies. By the end of the class, you’ll have posted your first three episodes of a mobisode.
Continue ReadingAP Live: Did You Watch the Red Carpet on Your Phone?
Mar 08, 2010 by Debra Kaufman“My original reaction when I read about it on MobilizedTV was one of high skepticism,” says one MobilizedTV reader. “You can’t watch Flash on an iPhone.” But skepticism turned to admiration, he says, at 3 pm on Sunday when the Oscars Red Carpet began.
Continue ReadingWatch the Oscars Red Carpet on Your Mobile Phone
Mar 05, 2010 by Debra KaufmanIn a move by Associated Press (AP) and their technology partner Livestream, AP Live Entertainment is debuting this Sunday at the Oscars Red Carpet. This new video widget will enable viewers to watch celebrities parade down the Red Carpet live on the iPhone, iPod, Blackberry, or Android.
Continue ReadingVideo for the iPhone 101: Studying Mobile Filmmaking
Mar 03, 2010 by Debra KaufmanUp until now, making mobile content has been trial and error. But now you can actually study mobile movie-making at U.S. universities. MobilizedTV sat down with Bart Weiss, a professor in the film & video area of the art department of the University of Texas at Arlington. Prof. Weis has not only been teaching mobile movie-making to a group of students, but, as founder of VideoFest–a 22-year old video festival–has encouraged a mobile angle.
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