BKMS has announced the expansion of its iMovie plug-in line with four new plug-ins that range from “tastefully elegant to seriously pixilated.” The new plug-ins—”Fancy Wipes,” “Melt In,” “Pixel Fade” and “Pixel Wash”—as well as the company’s existing line, all work with iMovie 2.1.1 though 4.0. The plug-ins are available individually for US$8, or you can buy sets of three for $20.
Read MoreApple CEO Steve Jobs will be a speaker at the second edition of D: All Things Digital, the executive conference co-produced by Wall Street Journal technology columnists Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher. The event takes place June 6-8, 2004 in San Diego, California. “Rather than set a cookie-cutter theme and then find speakers who fit the mold, we do just the opposite—we set out to create a speaker roster of the most influential and powerful people from all areas of business and life and develop the conference around their areas of expertise.
Read MoreApple will open a new retail store in Aventura, Florida on Saturday, January 31 at 10:00 a.m. ET. The new Apple Store, located at the Aventura Mall, will be Florida’s sixth. The store was previously noted on MacMinute in July 2003. Thanks to Giovanny Gutierrez for this news tip.
Read MoreWired has an article on Jonathan Caouette, who used an iMac and iMovie to create a documentary that premieres this week at the Sundance Film Festival. “‘Tarnation’ may be the first feature-length film edited entirely on iMovie, and it cost US$218.32 in videotape and materials. Despite its low budget, the film has already earned a high profile.
Read MoreAgfa Monotype has announced the additon of the URW++ font collection to Fonts.com. The new collection brings more than 3,300 fonts and font packages to the popular site. “The URW collection includes versions of some of the world’s most widely used typefaces. URW Futura is one of numerous typefaces available in Latin, Central European or Greek character sets. In addition, URW Futura offers various fonts optimized for use at text, display or poster sizes.
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