Made on an iPhone with ReelDirector, by Stephen Kmetz

I just tried out the app over lunch, recording clips getting food at the corporate cafe. Then I edited a short movie together while eating. I was done before I got half way through eating and showed my colleagues. Everyone was impressed with the simplicity and quality of the final product. I am too.

All-in-all this is very well done and will be all that most iphone videographers and vlogers need.

A big thanks goes out to Stephen for letting me share this short video made with his iPhone 3GS and ReelDirector.

Comments

[greg]

Very nice. Glad I downloaded this app..

[Jaime]

I also got this app and had a video made within a couple of mins. Its very impressive that I dont have to get to my computer in order to edit video clips that i take on my phone. Nice video

[scw]

excellent simplistic video showing the ease of ReelDirector... If only some noticeable transitions were added.

i have the app & personally think for an iPhone video editor it is excellently developed.

[Rocoo]

Nice Video,
Is it possible to shorten clips ? or does this app just stick togheter the full length clips ?

Thanks

[scw]

@Rocoo yes you can shorten/crop the length of each clip & save them, drag n drop them in any sequence order & then seamlessly stitch them together as one final video file with intro/outro transitions etc.

[gonzalo]

wow¡¡ nice app

[the food guy]

what was he eating? that look dicusting. i eat at thai food place much better than this carp. nice app? do that stand for appetizer? yes I like apps too.

[Manuel]

Ugh I miss the promo codes :(

[Henri]

To bad they didn't include their other video app, 'SlowMo' it allows you to change the speed of the clips, faster or slower. Not that I don't want to spend another dollar on it but it would be nice to have it all in a single app so no switching would be needeed.

[airmanchairman]

I know that canteen !

That's IBM's, in Langstone Technology Park in Havant, Portsmouth Hampshire on the South Coast of England.

And no to "the food guy", that food is neither "carp" (do you mean crap or the fish?) nor "discusting" (surely you spelled that wrong). The food (and service) is delicious...