Every year Apple ups the smartphone game and every year it's always the "best" they've made so far.

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.

Hohem just released a new smartphone gimbal called the iSteady V2 and this one is different.

LED lighting is now ubiquitous on every sized production whether that's a Hollywood feature film or a DIY YouTube video.

Currently we have one LUT pack designed for FiLMIC Pro LogV3, however, we are working on additional LUTs and will be releasing them soon.

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 learned recently that my favorite smartphone gimbal - the Movi Cinema Robot from Freefly - has been discontinued.

Once Apple added 10-bit video to the iPhone 12 this year I very much hoped that it would trickle down into third-party apps...

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

Since getting my hands on the latest greatest iPhone 12 Pro Max just over a month ago I've already produced several videos...

When Apple announced the iPhone 12 it was a nice surprise that they now included Dolby Vision 10-Bit HDR to the native video camera app...

I get this question a lot... What are the best settings to vlog with an iPhone?

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...

When I started shooting video professionally I primarily used camcorders.

If you follow this blog or especially my YouTube channel you know that I often preach about the merits of using filters.