In Matthew Cherry’s “9 Rides” an Uber driver clocks in to work on New Year’s Eve, the busiest night of the year. The night takes him all across the city as he transports nine different groups of passengers who help him come to terms with life-changing news. FacebookTwitter
read more →Jay Alvarez’s smartphone-shot drama was featured in the 2014 Slamdance Film Festival. FacebookTwitter
read more →Some of the most advanced work in mobile moviemaking is coming out of New Zealand, home of the Mobile Innovation Network Aoteroa (MINA). MINA’s fourth annual exhibition features micro-videos on travel and mobility, as well as various adventure films and GoPro creations. The trailer gives a taste of the variety of techniques and visions being developed by…
read more →In Adi Spektor’s iPhone-shot trailer, two thieves find themselves robbing the wrong house at the wrong time. The trailer won an award at the Cinephone Festival. Like any movie, a trailer can be judged by its handling of a variety of challenges including plot, acting, lighting, set design, and sound. But most important is impact: In just a few…
read more →Shot entirely on an iPhone, “And Uneasy Lies the Mind” was directed by Ricky Fosheim. The film represented by the trailer was accepted at the iPhone Film Festival. FacebookTwitter
read more →Even if you don’t understand Spanish, this 19-second teaser will give you the idea that something bad is going on. The lion’s roar and the people’s screams transcend the limits of language. FacebookTwitter
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