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MUST WATCH Smartphone Films The headline of this post contains yet another sign that mobile moviemaking has arrived. We’re referring to the phrase “must watch,” which UK filmmaking @RobLeach77 used in the title of a recent vlog “Top 5 Must Watch Smartphone Films." In just eight minutes, Leach (aka the Smartphone Filmmaker) discusses a handful of significant mobile movies drawn from a variety of genres. His intelligent, clear exposition—illustrated by frames from the movies—definitely makes this a must watch video. #smartphonefilms #mobilemoviemaking #Tangerine https://www.instagram.com/p/CM26xYcB28c/?igshid=fifideyoir69

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Capturing the Weirdness of Life These Days It’s not easy to get people to agree on anything. But there does seem to be consensus that we are living in strange times. In “Home/Body” director Dylan Hillerman and Producer Julia Reodica use a variety of cinematic techniques—including outlandish colors— to capture the weirdness. The two-minute movie—made for the @RogerCorman Quarantine Film Festival—will soon be featured as a Mobile Movie of the Week. Stay tuned. #mobilemoviemaking #smartphonefilms #androidmovies #covid19 #horrorfilms https://www.instagram.com/p/CBmIXwUJkNe/?igshid=ryaz4rw7bdkj

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Meet the Makers of “Silent Eye” “Silent Eye” is a cutting-edge British sci fi series shot entirely on smartphones. It was conceived by Simon Horrocks (@shorror). Horrocks is also the co-founder of MoMo Fest, rated as one of the world’s best film festivals. If you’ll be in Zürich on April 4, you might want to attend the screening of the latest two episodes of “Silent Eye” and also participate in a Q & A with the cast and crew. For registration information, head over to @momofilmfest. You can also find episodes of “Silent Eye” on Amazon. #mobilemoviemaking #smartphonefilms #sciencefictionfilms #fantasyfilms https://www.instagram.com/p/B8SGg5rBRb3/?igshid=atbmdsat6b8o

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Mobile Movie of the week: A HIGH-FLYING SELFIE If you like helicopters and selfies, check out Prakash Gandhi Natarajan’s 30-second New York City travelogue. Prakash is the founder of @dharavisual. A People’s Choice winner in our first Instagram video contest, the movie is shot from a taxi, a pedicab, and a helicopter. You can access the film—plus an interview with the director—at MobileMovieMaking Magazine (link in our profile). #mobilemoviemaking #travelogue #smartphonefilms #helicopter #selfie #NewYorkCity https://www.instagram.com/p/Byif6Swhodx/?igshid=1ppmia599ux7d

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Mobile Movie of the week: “FIRST DANCE” If you like dance, romance, and first-rate moviemaking check out “First Dance.” This three-minute film was directed by Blake Calhoun, founder of iPhoneographers (@watchifilmmakers). You can access the film plus an interview with the director at MobileMovieMaking Magazine (link in our profile). You’ll also see a making-of video that illustrates the value of using storyboards to plan action sequences. #mobilemoviemaking #dancevideo #choreography #smartphonefilms #storyboarding https://www.instagram.com/p/Bx-hrZlB0qN/?igshid=eyvaczgnetb0

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Shot and edited entirely on a Samsung Galaxy S7. #smartphonefilms #myrtlebeach #vacation #cetredirects (at Mytrle Beach South Carolina)