Price Drop: TheatreTerms (Reference)

TheatreTerms 1.1

Device: iOS iPhone

Category: Reference

Price: $2.99 -> Free, Version: 1.1 (iTunes)



Description:



FREE! 1 DAY ONLY! To celebrate "World Theatre Day" on March 27, as a courtesy to our theatre community, I am making the TheatreTerms app FREE for that day only.



Thereafter, introductory promotional pricing in effect for short time... same as a coffee!



Theatre Terms is a practical reference utility for theatrical professionals and interpreters/translators to work in theaters in China. Providing theatrical stage terms in both English and Mandarin Chinese, along with over 350 visual references to assist production staff and translators to communicate.



This offline self-contained app is the first and only app to support theater in China. It is useful for touring shows, concerts, musicians, producers, technical, performers and theatre crews to achieve common understanding with budgeting, contracts, marketing, technical production, living and general support terminologies.



Key Features



* No data connection required -- designed to be offline for practical use on stage.

* A searchable listing of over 3,000 terms -- search in English or Chinese.

* An alphabetical listing in English & Chinese many with a PinYin equivalent, along with a Chinese description.

* Listing by department of key terms.

* Copy & Paste any term or click on words to have them spoken to you.

* Over 300 retina ready floor plans, cross sections & theatrical images in a quick visual reference.



Developed as a practical guide by Toby Simkin, 30 year veteran of Broadway, the West End and global touring, and longest serving foreign theater professional in China (since 2003). The terms and functionality have been developed by our industry for our industry.



What's New



# Update What's New #

- You can update latest database within app.

- Fix some Minor Bugs.

- Minor menu changes to make it easier

- Additional iOS7 support.



NOTE: For full functionality of spoken terms, ensure that under SETTINGS... GENERAL... ACCESSIBILITY... that "Speak Selection" is toggled ON.



TheatreTerms