139 votes - Photo & Video - First release: 2011-06-28T00:35:54Z
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ShotList brings an editable production stripboard to your mobile device to help plan every scene of your shoot. It also tracks your progress on the day, shot-by-shot. Developed in co-operation with an award-winning video production company, ShotList is an essential tool for anyone putting together a scripted movie or video shoot. Store the details, locations and notes for every scene and shot in an easily-viewable form. Break down a script and plan out a multi-day shoot in advance – the app will always be with you whenever you need to make an urgent change, and makes it simple to keep your team updated. "A top-notch organizational app for filmmakers."- AppAdvice.com "Don't let the simple interface give you the wrong idea. ShotList includes just about any feature you would need"- HandHeldHollywood.com "A wonderful alternative to an overflowing binder." This_And_That, US "A great way to organize your shoot and keep your crew on the same page" Carol Radford, US • Add, edit, delete or re-order scenes across multiple shooting days, right on your mobile device. • Never miss a vital scene or shot, by tracking progress as you go. • Keep notes for each scene, including links for instant dial of critical phone numbers and web addresses (such as location contacts, weather reports, or tide timetables). • Plan shots for each scene, with storyboards, notes, shot type, angle, movement, camera and status. • Load storyboards and other images from Photos, iCloud or other sources, or take photos for each scene with the onboard camera. • Keep your team informed by emailing a detailed PDF or oneline schedule to the group, directly from the app. • Use Dropbox to backup your project, or exchange updates with other ShotList users on your team. • Print updates directly from the app (*requires AirPrint-compatible printer.) To learn tips and tricks to get the most from this app, please view the User Guide at Solubleapps.com. The development of ShotList was part-financed by Northern Film & Media.