In “How to Create the CINEMATIC FILM LOOK with a Smartphone” Simon Horrocks covers a wide variety of techniques that can give video a classic film look. Horrocks’ 26-minute exposition is clear and easy to follow. The only resources needed beside a phone are a couple of camera apps and an ND (neutral density) filter.…
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The title of this tutorial is slightly misleading. The only way to master smartphone filmmaking—or anything else—is through practice. But putting aside that quibble, this tutorial by Anthony Gallo outlines most of what you’d need to practice if you want your videos to look professional. Gallo has a clear, easy style, and he provides illustrations…
read more →Decades ago, the Shingle was a smuggler’s ship operating in the waters off Ireland. Later, the vessel ran up a huge dry-dock bill. But now a group plans to turn the hulk into Ireland’s first artificial reef. Mobile journalist Conor Hunt deftly presents this complex hero’s journey—featuring docking fees, tugboats, tourism, and more— in under…
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Phil Chapman isSenior VideoJournalist / Shoot-Edit / Dad / Singer / Bass Grade3! / Yorkshireman. BBC TV / Radio since 2002 Yorkshire/Cumbria/NorthEastJoined February 2011 Tweets by phillipchapman7 FacebookTwitter
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You can make an interesting movie in one take and from one point of view. A celebrated example is the feature-length drama “Russian Ark.” But just about every memorable movie consists of shots taken from a variety of perspectives. These separate pieces are strung together creating a sense of continuity. In “The Multi-cam Effect,” Jon…
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