For a few years now, mobile moviemakers have been able to shoot underwater. All it takes is possessing a waterproof smartphone or a waterproof case. We wrote about the possibilities here. But because of depth limitation—plus dangers inherent in working underwater—mobile-shot underwater footage has been limited…until now. Writing in Wired, Paul Sarconi reports on soon-to-be-released drones designed…
read more →Among the Internet’s most astonishing achievements is the democratization of information sharing. Instead of a handful of news outlets, now millions of citizen journalists cover local and distant news topics using words and videos. Traditionalists worry that untrained reporters and commenters may lack the skills and fair-minded attitude needed to make grassroots journalism authentic. And that’s one reason that the Mobile…
read more →A soon-to-be-realized FiLMiC Pro upgrade will enable mobile moviemakers to better control color, closing the gap between smartphones and traditional cameras.
read more →Group filmmaking is another way that the mobile moviemaking revolution transcends traditional filmmaking. The idea is simple: Independent moviemakers pool clips to create a single project. The latest example is Viewfinders’ travel video, which will consist of segments shot by travel videographers from around the world. The producers seek “raw footage filmed on mobile devices of between 5 and…
read more →Enter the Toronto Smartphone Film Festival, one of North America’s best mobile moviemaking festivals.
read more →“Christmas isn’t just a day, it’s a state of mind.” — Kris Kringle, Miracle on 34th Street In a world where chestnuts roast on open fires and sugarplums dance in children’s dreams, MobileMovieMaking Magazine has amassed our star-studded holiday gift guide for the cinematic aficionado in your life. Comment below for a chance to win…
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