With continuous progress in both technological and narrative storytelling, phone filmmaking is becoming more and more likely to supplant conventional film. With an iPhone, many of the technical challenges and obstacles of breaking into filmmaking are removed. It enables a photographer to shoot on the move, enabling them to capture moody visuals that would be ...
With continuous progress in both technological and narrative storytelling, phone filmmaking is becoming more and ...
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With constant innovations in both technology and cinematic narratives, filmmaking on phones is the most obvious future for cinema. With something as accessible as an iPhone, much of the technical difficulties and barriers of breaking into filmmaking are removed. It allows an artist to shoot on the go, enabling him to capture the kind of ...
With constant innovations in both technology and cinematic narratives, filmmaking on phones is the most ...
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With a growing list of films shot on smartphones, the handheld is gradually becoming an increasingly popular choice among filmmakers, with budgetary constraints. Often times, though, it might serve as the perfect device to tell a story. Indie director Jake Thomas, who shot his recently released Shedding (2019) entirely on an iPhone, breaks down the filming process ...
With a growing list of films shot on smartphones, the handheld is gradually becoming an increasingly ...
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Today for Flick inSide, writer, director Sudhish Kamath writes about three films that are solid lessons in filmmaking for someone with minimal to no budget at hand. These are pathbreaking as much for their technique and approach as for their immersive content. Add them to your watchlist and get on your way to zero-budget filmmaking! So you’ve ...
Today for Flick inSide, writer, director Sudhish Kamath writes about three films that are solid lessons ...
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Dipankar Sarkar
