BackStage is a software designed to organize movie-related tasks for CenterStage. It enables easy management of cast lists, audition schedules, and production calendars. BackStage streamlines production workflows, simplifying the coordination of all aspects of theatrical production, from scouting locations to marketing and revenue generation.
BackStage is a software tool designed to help users keep track of their movie files. It is specifically created to work alongside CenterStage, a media center application, and offers users the ability to store information on all computer-based movie files through an intuitive interface.
One of the key features of BackStage is its ability to perform in-application lookup of Internet Movie Database information, including artwork and actor information. This feature streamlines the process of storing and locating all relevant information for a movie file. Additionally, users can preview movies within BackStage, though it is primarily designed to store movie information that its sister application, CenterStage, can read.
Users can easily add digital movie content to BackStage, including those that are not supported by Apple's iLife applications. Once added, these files are quickly organized and catalogued within the BackStage interface for later viewing and interaction via CenterStage. Overall, BackStage offers a powerful tool for media management that integrates seamlessly with the CenterStage experience.
To use BackStage, users will need a few required items, including 256 MB or more of RAM, 32 MB AGP/PCI-E graphics, and 10 MB of free disk space. Additionally, they will need to have Apple QuickTime, QT MPEG 2 Playback Component, DivX PlugIn, CenterStage 0.6.1 (recommended), and Flip4Mac 2.1.1 or later. With these requirements met, users can enjoy the full feature set of BackStage for an enhanced movie management experience.
One of the key features of BackStage is its ability to perform in-application lookup of Internet Movie Database information, including artwork and actor information. This feature streamlines the process of storing and locating all relevant information for a movie file. Additionally, users can preview movies within BackStage, though it is primarily designed to store movie information that its sister application, CenterStage, can read.
Users can easily add digital movie content to BackStage, including those that are not supported by Apple's iLife applications. Once added, these files are quickly organized and catalogued within the BackStage interface for later viewing and interaction via CenterStage. Overall, BackStage offers a powerful tool for media management that integrates seamlessly with the CenterStage experience.
To use BackStage, users will need a few required items, including 256 MB or more of RAM, 32 MB AGP/PCI-E graphics, and 10 MB of free disk space. Additionally, they will need to have Apple QuickTime, QT MPEG 2 Playback Component, DivX PlugIn, CenterStage 0.6.1 (recommended), and Flip4Mac 2.1.1 or later. With these requirements met, users can enjoy the full feature set of BackStage for an enhanced movie management experience.
What's New
Version 0.6.2: N/A