Free movie extras software for mac

Movie Trailers is a widget that allows you to browse the newest trailers added to the Apple trailer page. Movie Trailers will allow you to easily scroll through all the movie posters.
When you click on one youll get a brief summary about the movie along with a button to watch the trailer.
Its free but donations are accepted.

Enhancements
- New interface
- More categories
- Added button to go to the movies offical website
- Added button to go to the movies trailer page
- Added button to go to the movies soundtrack in iTunes (if available)
- Movie listing has more details about the movie

Movie Editor will bring footage in from a firewire camera, folder or webcam, change movie formats and edit on the fly.

Movie Editor will be updated again, but to basic movie editing. The sort of things you cant do in quicktime for free anymore (well shortly put up the Quicktime reverser a little program that saves a reversed version of whatever movie you drop into it, something else Quicktime has never been able to do).

Movies Australia widget provides movie screening (session) times for any postcode in Australia.
Once you have entered your postcode, the widget will display:
- Cinemas in your area (use the arrow buttons to scroll through available cinemas)
- Todays screening times for movies at the selected cinema (use the arrow buttons to check screening times for the next seven days) Multiple versions of the widget can be run if youd like to check session times for your friends cinema a few suburbs away.

Enhancements
- Full internal rewrite for Leopard

Movie Flipper is a small program that will print a "flip book" from a QuickTime movie that can be printed and assembled. It is very bare bones - it expects the frame rate and other features to be set beforehand, and it seems to have problems with certain codecs and save settings, but is otherwise a neat little program to play with.

Source code contains some useful QuickTime-related stuff, including the beginnings of a Mutable Quicktime movie class that allows you to add and remove frames or get an NSImage reference from a given frame of a Quicktime movie.

QuickTime movies to be printed should be exported at 3-5 frames per second. You do not need to export the sound track, although it wont hurt to do so. Print the movies to your printer (your printers margins will automatically be taken into consideration) on heavy paper or card stock. Once you have done this, you can cut them out on the black line and put them in frame order (the frames are numbered) and staple or otherwise bind the paper together.

movie canvas 1.4.1 is launched to be a handy and effective utility which turns iMovie into a drawing application. It allows you to paint your pictures on an ever-changing background.

The idea of this plug is that it allows you to place as many virtual transparent canvases over your clip as you have frames in your clip. You can paint on this canvas to your heart's content. Enhance, annotate, and edit your clip as you see fit.

Special controls allow you to use the same canvas with all frames, some frames, or one (delivering exact per-pixel control to those who want it). You can define as many canvases as you have frames in your clip - or use one for all.

Major Features:

• Edit/fix blue-screen effects
• Remove or add artifacts
• Retouche parts of a clip
• Add animations (e.g. laser shots) or effects (e.g. light sabre)
• Annotate
• Add some doodling
• Create personal animated greeting cards

MacOS Extras for 4D 1.3 is known as a 4D Plugin that will greatly improve the handling of menus (dynamic items, symbolic shortcuts, modifiers), window attributes (collapse, resize, zoom), preference item handling, sheet print dialogs, native sheet alerts and help handling. French and English versions available.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.3 or higher