iPhone Filmmaking Guide
Your comprehensive guide to achieve high quality videos on your iPhone.
by SANDMARC Team
by SANDMARC Team
Best iPhone Video Settings
Best Video Settings for iPhone
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Anamorphic Lens & Blackmagic Camera App Settings
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6 Basic Steps to Edit iPhone Footage on Adobe Premiere Pro
The Basics of Frames Per Second (FPS)
3 Techniques in Filmmaking
1. Transitions
Create fun and unique transitions to capture your viewers.
7 iPhone In-Camera Video Transitions: Tips and Tricks
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Create smoother transitions with Film Rig.
2. B-Rolls
Learn more about b-rolls and understand how to capture the perfect angles for better behind the scenes shots.
5 Tips and Tricks for filming B-Roll with an iPhone
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Capture unique b-roll angles with SANDMARC pole.
3. Time-lapse
Learn how to effortless capture multiple shots at a slower rate to add a unique flare to your videos.
How to Shoot a Time-lapse on iPhone
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Great for stabilizing your video and creating a blur-free time-lapse.
3 Categories in Filmmaking
1. Short Films
Write a story and create a short film with your iPhone camera.
ALONE - Short Film - Shot on iPhone
VLOG: BTS of "Alone": an iPhone Short Film
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Designed to help you stabilize your footage and shoot smooth movements on a horizontal/vertical plane.
Add cinematic motion blur for upping your filmmaking game.
2. Travel Filmmaking
Capture memorable shots on your next traveling adventure.
iPhone Travel Video: Tips and Tricks
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Perfect for stabilizing shots on-the-go.
Capture ultra-wide shots.
3. Cinematic Filmmaking
Learn how to capture a 'cinematic' look for your next film shot on iPhone.
Cinematic Lighting - SANDMARC Prolight RGB & Bicolor
iPhone Cinematic Video - Tips & Tricks
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Capture cinematic footage with ultra-wide aspect ratio, oval bokeh and horizontal lens flares.
Place the Prolight in any location, allowing for dynamic indoor and outdoor shots for cinematic storytelling.
