Stand alone TV commercial director notebook.

Directors NoteBook 2 SA 2.l

Directors NoteBook SA , is a digital "project notebook" for television commercial director's. It organizes all the information a director needs access to during pre-production, production, and post. From imported storyboard images, efx plate images, location and set photos, casting specs, to all shot specific details like; action, camera directions, lenses and frame rates, screen time, blocking, script, color correction info for Telecine, etc. As well as agency and client contact info. export Shot List To iPod.

http://www.directorsnotebook.com/

Buy ($169.00) / Download (21.3 MB)

Directors NoteBook, Directors NotePad, TV director, Film director, director, iLife, iMovie, final cut, DGA, Movie Making, TV Commercials

Popularity	Download	Avg. User Rating	Overall
Popularity	3%	100%	57%

Downloads:	48 / 2 (total / last month)
Updated:	01-12-2006 06:01:02 GMT
Released:	30-11-2006
Language:	English
Platform:	Mac OS X
Requirements:	Minimum Monitor resolution set to 1024 X 768
Install:	Install Only

Directors NoteBook 2 SA Reviews

Rating:
Reviewed by:	CGbur (29-Dec-2005 18:47:05 GMT)
Comment:	As a working director in the commercial industry I have found this to be the only software that really does what I need. Again this newest upgrade only makes this product more useful. The developer is fast to respond and has added features that I've requested. Being built on the solid foundation of Filemaker allows me to use the software on my Mac as a stand alone and on Windows machines that have FileMaker with no difference in the way it works. keep it up.

Rating:
Reviewed by:	ContentCreator (18-Oct-2005 12:27:52 GMT)
Comment:	This app really does address the void of useful softeware in this industry. Built off of Filemaker does ensure a level of stability and cross platform user experience. If you are familiar with Filemaker then learning this app is a snap. And if not, just a little extra time and you will have things falling into place nicely. The developer does seem very interested in users feedback and takes suggestions seriously. Which is rare these days. It ie worth checking out.