App Detail » Video Teleprompter Premium

Published by: JoeAllenPro Limited

+ Universal & Apple Watch App - Designed for iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch

Price: $14.99
Current Version: 2.1.1
Released: September 08, 2015

What's New

Fixed critical crashing bugs found in version 2.1

App Description

Look more confident and natural on camera by recording your videos without having to glance away at your script or notes!

Let's face it: It's hard to just start talking to a camera and look completely natural. Sometimes it just feels plain weird and awkward.

Have you ever tried to read a script while you record, but it always just looks like you're glancing over and obviously reading a script?

Video Teleprompter solves that problem beautifully! It carefully places your script on the screen closely to the camera, so your eyes are looking directly at the lens while you record.

Imagine being able to easily and comfortably read a script while you record and have it look totally natural. Your videos will look way more professional and engaging instantly!

Can you see how this can make a huge difference to the quality of your videos?
– No more paper scripts.
– No more memorizing what to say.
– No more glancing off-camera at your notes.

Main features:
– Present your videos just like a professional
– Maintain better eye-contact with the camera
– Import your scripts
– Record videos without the "Recorded with..." watermark
– Record in landscape or portrait orientation
– Record with either the front-facing or rear-facing camera
– Tap to focus and expose
– Lock the autofocus and autoexposure
– Full screen mode
– Adjustable text window
– Control Scrolling & Recording from Apple Watch
– Control Scrolling & Recording from a Bluetooth keyboard
– Create, import, edit, save and share multiple scripts
– Scripts from Teleprompter Premium are automatically available
– Import from Dropbox
– Export and share scripts with others
– Improved scrolling logic to allow you to set even slower scroll speeds.

Video Teleprompter automatically scrolls your scripts on the side of display closest to the front-facing camera on your device. This means that when you read your script, you're looking closer to the camera, rather than off-camera.