Manage Video Clips On Your Mac With iDive.

Organizing movie clips on your Mac is not iPhoto’s job. iPhoto is for digital photos. iMovie is for editing movies and clips.

What about your movie clips? How do you organize that mess on your Mac? Dive in to iDive.

Last week we rant a review of a new Mac application called PulpMotion. As you’ll see from reading the review and comments, it’s slick, fun, easy.

PulpMotion is published by Aquafadas, the same folks who develop iDive, a movie clip organizer for your Mac.

Thinking different is what good Mac developers.... (excerpted).

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