Movie Assistant app for iPhone and iPad


4.7 ( 2837 ratings )
Utilities Photo & Video
Developer: FoxWare
0.99 USD
Current version: 1.0, last update: 7 years ago
First release : 21 Feb 2011
App size: 451.99 Kb

√ Got the new iMovie 11?
√ Love making movie trailers?
√ Need help to remember what shots you need for your trailer project?

If you have answered YES to all of the above then Movie Assistant is for you.

Movie Assistant gives you an easy way to create a trailer storyboard that you can follow when filming your video shots.

Movie Assistant also allows you to create your own custom storyboards.

When you have recorded a clip, tick it on your storyboard and Movie Assistant will log the date time. This feature makes it very easy for you to find the recorded video file later by comparing the logged date and time with the file date/time stamp.

============== Instructions ===============

Creating a Project
When you launch Movie Assistant, the app will show you your projects list.
Tap the ‘+’ button in the top right corner of the screen.
From the New Project screen, enter the name and description of your project.
Select the trailer theme or custom if you want to create your own storyboard.
If the selected theme involves optional cast members, then select how many you need for your project.


Delete a project
When you are in your projects list, tap the ‘Edit’ button.
This will then allow you to delete a selected project.

Changing a shot or heading details
Go to the storyboard screen from a selected project and from a selected shot or heading, tap on the button with a ‘>’ symbol displayed to the right of the screen.
From here you can change the shot title or length.
To change the effect of the shot; Tap the button with the ‘>’ symbol that is found next the Effect field.
Finally, you can change the shot type by using the Shot Type spinner. Tap the ‘Done’ button to save changes or the ‘Back’ button to cancel.


Create a new shot or heading
Go to the storyboard screen from a selected project and tap the ‘New’ button found in the bottom left corner of the screen.
Enter the shot title and length.
To change the shot effect, tap the button with the ‘>’ symbol that is found next to the effect field.
Finally, you can change the shot type by using the Shot Type spinner. Tap the ‘Done’ button to save changes or the ‘Back’ button to cancel.


Delete a shot or heading
Go to the storyboard screen from a selected project and tap the ‘Edit’ button found in the top right corner of the screen.
Tap the red button next the shot or heading you want to delete.


Changing the sequence of shots and headings
Go to the storyboard screen from a selected project and tap the ‘Edit’ button found in the top right corner of the screen.
Tap and hold a selected shot or heading at the far right of the item and drag it to a new position in the storyboard.


How to show a shot has been completed
Go to the storyboard screen from a selected project and tap the shot that has been completed.
A tick symbol will appear over the shot type image found in the far left of the shot item.
Once the shot has been completed, a date and time stamp can be found in the shot details screen. To use the date/time stamp, you must tick the shot completed as soon as you have recorded the video clip.

================ Support ================

If you need support, please email;-
[email protected]

If you have a suggestion or feature request, please email;-
[email protected]

For more information and support: http://www.movieassistant.foxware.co.uk