Apple computers’ reputation as a favorite of “creatives” in filmmaking is well known, but they’ve also captured the hearts of those dealing with the more prosaic tasks of making a movie, thanks to programs like Gorilla from Jungle Software. Gorilla computerizes the nitty gritty of shooting a film — creating shooting schedules, managing budgets, working up storyboards and shot lists and juggling shot locations. Gorilla has three price points. The Pro edition sells for $399; the standard edition for $299; and the student edition for $199.