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

If you follow mobile filmmaking today for then you probably heard that Danny Boyle's new $75MM film was shot on an iPhone.

Which video camera app is best for you? Kino or Blackmagic.

One issue over the years of shooting with an iPhone has been the lack of a long range telephoto, but not anymore...

Blackmagic continues to roll out impressive updates to their iOS app which with V2.0 now includes wireless remote camera control...

Apple has finally released a "pro" camera app for the iPhone called... Final Cut Camera. But how pro is it?

One thing I love about shooting video with a smartphone is how easy it can make otherwise complicated tasks.

The Blackmagic Camera app continues to get better and better with its latest v1.3 update...

Comparing Apple Log LUTs for iPhone shot log footage.

Which iPhone lenses should you get? Lots of choices out there now, so let's break it down...

Took the 15 Pro Max out to a horse farm and shot some video using the new Apple ProRes Log and have to say... it looks GOOD.

Blackmagic just released a brand new iPhone video camera app.

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

So... If you haven't heard FiLMiC Pro was recently acquired by Bending Spoons and are now going to be selling the app via a subscription.

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

With the recent release of FiLMiC Pro ProRes Log I've added new LUT Packs to my existing popular collection.

Check out this cool hidden macro video (and photo) feature in the iPhone 13 Pro and Pro Max.

Do you need a smartphone gimbal today to get smooth shots? Well, it depends. :)

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

FiLMiC Pro just released a new update to their app that now allows recording 10-bit 4:2:2 ProRes. Yep, you read that right. Pretty crazy.