Blog
Films, tech, and other thoughts.
I'm Brian. I make films for a living and build apps on the side.
This is where I write about what I'm thinking about: filmmaking, new tech as it comes out, and the tools I use.
If you're here for the apps, they're all on the Development page.
Recent posts
12 posts
Timeline by BSR: The wedding day, cut to what you film
A wedding filmmaker's app that turns the planner's timeline into a shooting schedule, with live countdowns and a live view of the light.
Greens 1.6: Your game, on every device
Your medals, bests and streak follow you between iPhones and iPads through your own iCloud, and you can watch any hole again.
Greens 1.5: Six new courses for fall
Six new courses with wind, ramps and bowling pins, a new ball to earn, and a place for the Daily Three in Stats.
Greens 1.4: Made for iPhone Duo, plus new achievements
Play refined on iPhone Duo in every pose, eight new Game Center achievements for the dedicated, and the scorecard of every best round.
Greens was featured by Apple for the iPhone Duo launch
On iPhone Duo launch day, Apple put Greens in Great Games on iPhone Duo. How it started, and what launch day looked like.
Greens 1.3: Free to play
The Classic Courses and the Daily Three are free, and one purchase unlocks the thirteen Theme Courses. Plus every hole can be aced.
AI multicam sync for DaVinci Resolve
Point it at a shoot day folder and get every camera and recorder synced on one color-coded Resolve timeline. Free, and a PluralEyes alternative.
Sprig 1.5: Make what matters stand out
Make any item bigger, smaller, bold or highlighted. Just hold it and slide.
Greens: Mini-golf
Classic mini golf, seen from above. Pull back, let go, and see how many holes you can ace.
TripStub
Snap a receipt, add it to a trip, and send a finished PDF expense report.
ScorePad: Game Points Tracker
Keeps score for the game on the table: cards, dice, Catan, pickleball and more, with the real rules built in.
Sprig: To-Do & Checklists
Paste in messy text or snap a photo of a note, and it turns it into a clean checklist.
Type Attack
Shoot the falling words before they land. Thirty levels, ships to unlock, and typing practice that feels like an arcade game.