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Tutorial Review: “10 Mistakes Every Smartphone Filmmaker Makes” UK smartphone filmmaker @robleach77 has produced a truly helpful tutorial on smartphone filmmaking basics. “10 Mistakes Every Smartphone Filmmaker Makes” includes composition, sound, lighting, story, lenses, and even the filmmaker’s attitude. Leach provides clear illustrations for each topic, and he courageously includes mistakes from his own films. There’s so much helpful advice packed into 11 minutes, you might want to view the tutorial more than once. This is not a gear-oriented tutorial, but Leach does give shouts out to a few suppliers including @filmicapps and @moondog_labs Anyone planning to make a tutorial on almost any topic could learn a lot about making instructional videos by analyzing “10 Mistakes Every Smartphone Filmmaker Makes.” You can see this tutorial at MobileMovieMaking (link in profile). #mobilemoviemaking #moviemakingtutorial #tutorialreview #shotoniPhone #cinematography https://www.instagram.com/p/CO1FFuNBUuV/?igshid=1fm03gub00plb

Setup for Shooting a Talking Head Video Here’s a simple and effective setup for making a video in which you talk directly to your audience. Justin Brown (@JustinBrownPV) used this arrangement when recording his excellent tutorial “Filming with iPhone: The Complete Guide to Shooting Video like a PRO!” There are four key elements: the phone using the front camera (so that Justin could make sure he was properly framed); a tabletop tripod; a light; and an external microphone (you can see the wire attached to the left side of the phone). You can see the 17-minute tutorial at https://youtu.be/Co21Gw7zqNY #mobilemoviemaking #shotoniPhone #vlogging #talkingheadvideo #moviemakingtutorial https://www.instagram.com/p/CFYILxTh-qf/?igshid=o2u3lwmig14h

Tutorial Review: “Filming with iPhone: The Complete Guide to Shooting Video like a PRO!” In just 17-minutes, Justin Brown (@justinbrownpv) of Primal Video presents a dozen tips for shooting high-quality smartphone video. In addition to the usual suspects—such as planning, location scouting, and lighting—there are often overlooked but critical tasks, for example, cleaning the lens. To make the material even more useful, there’s a downloadable booklet you can use as a cheat sheet when producing a video. And if you want in-depth instruction, there are links to relevant tutorials, for example, one on using @FiLMiCApps. The presentation is clear, swift, and filled with clarifying examples. The only caveat: This is not about shooting narrative movies. The information is for making first-person video used in genres such as vlogs, talking-head commercials, news, instructional videos, and business presentations. That said, much of the advice could be applied for narrative projects. You can see the tutorial at https://youtu.be/Co21Gw7zqNY #moviemakingtutorial #vlogging #shotoniPhone https://www.instagram.com/p/CFVuG6Qhh_7/?igshid=1oio2ni3rf9jy