Congrats. You've made a movie. But that was the easy part. Now you've got to sell it.

If you've followed my YouTube channel or this website for a while then you know I wrote & directed a feature film, "Casey Makes a Mixtape", and that movie is now ready for its close-up.

If you're just starting out shooting video and/or filmmaking with an iPhone then you really only need a few essential pieces of gear to get professional quality results.

There's long been a debate about whether or not it's a good for indie filmmakers to shoot a movie with a phone. So should you?

My favorite style of filmmaking is narrative fiction, whether you're shooting on a RED camera or an iPhone. But what about documentary?

Tech & gear and "how to" are important... But what you create with that tech & gear are the most important.

I've now added several of my mobile filmmaking courses to SkillShare.

I'm now offering several course bundles from my Mobile Filmmaker Academy that will help you learn more and save money.

Learn how to make a DIY short film using your smartphone.

Over the past few months I've created several videos looking at how my short film "Preowned" was made...

Watch a new iPhone shot supernatural short film directed by Blake Calhoun.

See how I built a recording studio inside a Tuff Shed using DIY sound panels and other affordable acoustic tiles & foam.

I recently did an in-depth behind-the-scenes breakdown on the latest iPhone shot Apple short film called "Saving Simon"...

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...