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Mobile Filmmaking with Cassius Rayner – Episode 9: Slow Motion
Award-winning filmmaker Cassius Rayner shows you how to shoot cinematic slow-motion footage with FiLMiC Pro in this new tutorial!
“Symphony of Spheres” by SJ van Breda
“Symphony of Spheres” is a short documentary from award-winning filmmaker SJ van Breda that attempts to show the process and philosophy of abstract sculptor Brendon Edwards. Shot with FiLMiC Pro.
DoubleTake: Past, Present & Future
To better achieve development and design goals, a product must be focused. We are not in the business of making Swiss Army Knives.
FiLMiC Inc Awarded Patent for Development of High-Efficiency Image Remapping Technology
FiLMiC Cubiform technology generates real-time color look-up tables for images with minimal GPU or CPU utilization.
Mobile Filmmaker Interview: Katherine Bourne Taylor
Katherine Bourne Taylor is a mobile filmmaker about to make a splash with her latest short film, “Ships in the Night,” when it hits the film festival circuit later this month. “Ships in the Night” is a live-action short WITH animation, so this is a first for us here on the blog!
Mobile Filmmaker Interview: Beraat GÖKKUŞ
As part of our ongoing series interviewing the current crop of mobile filmmakers making a name for themselves in the world of indie film, we’d like to introduce you to Beraat GÖKKUŞ.
Mobile Filmmaker Interview: Sigfrido Giammona
“I’ve always thought that the most important thing as a Director is to tell a story by any means of shooting. Today you can do it with a simple piece of kit that fits in your pocket.”
MythicQuest Episode 10
If you’re a fan of Apple TV+’s series MythicQuest, from creator Rob McElhenney, you’ll want to watch this behind-the-scenes clip of how they pulled off their most recent episode, “Quarantine,” shot entirely on iPhones with FiLMiC Pro.
#FiLMiCFest Director Profile: Cíntia Taylor
Directed by Cíntia Taylor 1) What drew you to the story you and compelled you to make the wonderful film you submitted? I had always wanted to make a film about depression and suicide. I had written a couple of screenplays around that...
#FiLMiCFest Director Profile: Jon Gill
1) What drew you to the story you and compelled you to make the wonderful film you submitted? It was completely by chance. I had the opportunity to see inside the projection room when my previous documentary, a feature called Open...