One of the best examples I've seen of using a smartphone to make a film is one called "No Hard Feelings".

If you follow indie filmmaking you may have noticed recently a lot of indie films being shot on smartphones.

The Beastgrip DOF MK2 is probably the most loved & hated iPhone filmmaking accessory on the market today.

My latest YouTube video was a lot of fun to make - we used ONE light to create 3 different cinematic looks while shooting the same scene.

I've been planning to create a second filmmaking-related YouTube channel for a while and I finally got it setup.

The iPhone shot indie feature film "Blue Moon" is now (finally) available to rent or buy!

Hope everyone is staying home and staying safe! What a very weird time we're all going through. And I also hope you're staying creative...

Since much of the world is spending a lot of time at home right now I wanted to try and help filmmakers.

When I started shooting video professionally I primarily used camcorders.

In a surprise move Moondog Labs released a new filter mount that covers all 3 cameras on the iPhone 11 Pro.

Definitely love creating those crispy images with FiLMiC Pro, but... don't forget about the sound.

Tried something a bit different on our YouTube channel recently and that is doing a behind-the-scenes breakdown for a video we didn't make.

I did a very detailed blog post about my favorite mobile filmmaking gear of 2019 along with a podcast.

It's that time of year for the annual "Best of" lists to appear and so I'm going to add one to the blogosphere now too wit

The guys over at MobileMovieMaking Magazine have featured our latest short film "The Movie Star" as their Mobile Movie of the Week

Our new online course "Smartphone Cinematography 101" is now live!

We made another short film for the FiLMiC Pro short film contest this year and wanted to share it here..

We shot another new short film for the FiLMiC Pro contest this year and so wanted to share our gear prep.

You're sending the kids back to school, so now is a great time for YOU to go back to school, too. :)

Learn how New Zealand filmmaker Stef Harris made a feature film in only six days for $12,000 using an iPhone.