In a documentary-like commercial, Google showcases the Pixel 6’s ability to realistically capture the skin tones of all subjects whatever their skin color. The two-and-a-half minute video focuses on the artistry of photographer Kennedi Carter. Her goal is to achieve image equity. Comments by her African American subjects are revealing and profoundly emotional. About Kennedi…
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We often think of water shortage in human terms. That’s not surprising. Animals—including people— tend to look out for themselves. But Iranian filmmaker Asghar Besharati gives us a different, more hopeful perspective in “Thirst.” This entry in the Mobile Film Festival tells a surprising and touching story in just one minute. “Thirst” illuminates the Festival’s 2021…
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All the world’s a stage, especially with music videos. Locations we’ve seen include alleys, beaches, and busy urban neighborhoods. Brionne Olsen’s “Incremental”—is set on an outdoor basketball court, with players in the background adding to the energy. The video starring South African rapper Teshxn was shot on an iPhone using the FiLMiC Pro camera app…
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“How to Make A No-Budget Horror Short Film” is Ryan Camp’s behind-the-scenes video telling how he produced “2AM.” This BTS covers getting the idea, obtaining the props, location scouting, lighting, finding sound effects, shooting with FiLMiC Pro, and much more. Casting wasn’t an issue because he starred in the movie. “2AM” was chosen as a…
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Halloween was coming. Ryan Camp wanted to post something appropriate on his YouTube channel. Like most of us, Ryan had experienced the shock of being awakened in the middle of the night. Combining that memory with a couple of props bought on eBay (for $50), he and his wife produced “2AM.” This retro horror picture,…
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Many of the greatest movies are about journeys—real or metaphorical. Examples include “2001: a Space Odyssey,” “Thelma and Louise,” “King Kong,” and “The Hitchhiker.” Adding to that list is “Float,” a two-and-a-half minute drama about an urban journey taken by a father and his daughter. Aundre Larrow directed this emotionally deep and beautifully shot iPhone…
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