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"...

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".

A recurring question I get is, "what kind of mobile filmmaking gear should I buy?"... So I've created "Video Kit" gear pages.

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

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.