Produced by Ghazi Alqudcy and Grant Gulczynski, “Lost in Bosnia” is an experimental film shot in seven days by 11 Bosnian filmmakers. All footage was shot on a mobile device. FacebookTwitter
read more →“What would you do if you were getting text messages from God?” That question is at the heart of a new web series shot using Google Glass. Here’s the series trailer, which premiered today (November 14, 2014) at the Unofficial Google+ Film Festival. FacebookTwitter
read more →We’ve categorized James Grifffiths “Splitscreen”—shot entirely on the Nokia N8—as “experimental” because it still is a novelty with mobile moviemaking. FacebookTwitter
read more →Steve Baker’s haunting—and amusing—”Following” explores the possibilities of combining live action and animation. Baker calls it an experiment. The production took just three days. Running less than 2 minutes, the movie raises an interesting philosophy question. It’s also a study in character as location. FacebookTwitter
read more →Featured in the IndieFone Smartphone Film Festival, “Rain” was shot using an iPhone 4S. Among other questions, we asked filmmaker Jason Ruscio why he chose this subject and how he went out capturing it. His intriguing answers follow. FacebookTwitter
read more →Elise The’s beautiful and haunting animated video—”Synchronize”—was an Official Selection at the Disposable Film Fest 2012. The film is visually and narratively complex, FacebookTwitter
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