Apple has updated its home page and iPad section to tell a story of how Bollywood choreographer Feroz Kahn uses his iPad Air to find inspiration for dance scenes and routines by capturing videos and photos of things that inspire him.
From the Your Verse page:
For as long as he can remember, Feroz Khan has been fascinated by the power of dance. As a young boy growing up in Mumbai, Khan was mesmerized by the storytelling that flowed from the steps, the turns, and even the most delicate hand gestures featured in iconic Bollywood films. Pursuing his passion for dance, Khan started his career as a backup dancer and worked his way through the Bollywood ranks. Today he is one of India’s most sought-after choreographers. Often juggling multiple projects at a time, Khan searched for a simple way to coordinate all the different ideas and sources of inspiration critical to shaping his dance routines. Khan found everything he needed to craft and share all his ideas in a single tool: iPad Air.
The story notes how Kahn uses specific apps to realize his visions, including Artemis HD for experimenting with lens options, and SlowPro for slowing down video to analyze dance moves.
The full story, with plenty of images and video, can be found here.
(Via 9to5Mac)
