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Looking for a quick, feel-good story with some family warmth and a spicy twist? Check out the highlights from Jake and Elaine's unforgettable weekend meeting her parents. After seven long years apart, this emotional reunion at the airport was just the beginning of their New York adventure!

Subtle Reflection The Apple-sponsored short comedy “Le Peintre” is filled with cinematic touches. For example, take a close look at the left-side of this two shot. The reflection of the woman enables us to simultaneously see her face and profile. Directed by J.B. Braud, “Le Peintre” is the current Mobile Movie of the Week. You can see it at MobileMovieMaking, where you’ll also find a very detailed “making of” video. #reflectioin #two-shot #shotoniPhone #shortcomedy https://www.instagram.com/p/Chkm5OEF4I5/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

KAPERNIK WAY very short comedy Hello everyone. Still splash my creativity around in differend ganre. Comedy on my opinion one of most difficult one. Maybe little bit black, by the way comment what do you think about. Same as anyother my video try fix little bit deep meaning with comedy. 

Mobile Movie of the Week "SAD SACHS" Joel Perlgut’s “Sad Sachs”—which took the 2019 top prize at @SF3Fest—is about as dark as a comedy can get…while still being hilarious. The director (@joelperlgut) even gets laughs out of a neo-Nazi sequence that Lenny Bruce probably would have loved. At SF3, the nine-minute movie also took prizes for its screenplay, cinematography, and lead actors. Because the dialogue delivery is machine-gun fast, you might want to turn on subtitles…even if you speak Australian. You can see the movie—chosen as a Mobile Movie of the Week—at MobileMovieMaking (link in profile). Just click the slide in the homepage slideshow. And while you’re there, check out the Preview 2020 Video Contest. A 60-second video could win you a copy of Final Draft screenwriting software or another terrific prize. #mobilemoviemaking #mobilemovieoftheweek #comedyfilm #shortcomedy #LennyBruce #family https://www.instagram.com/p/B7g-2sDBn1U/?igshid=10mvwwzl593dr

Tip #181. USE LOW-ANGLE SHOTS TO CREATE NOVEL IMAGES. One challenge for filmmakers is to take something familiar and make it new or even strange. So, for example, we all know something about robots. But the Terminator’s relentlessness gives us a novel perspective on artificial human-like entities. Another way to put a twist on the familiar is to shoot your movie from an extreme low angle. That’s what George Nolfi did in his short soccer comedy “Tough Crowd.” The director allows us to see the action in a way that’s totally different from the sidelines. While taking low-angle shots is a lot easier than constructing a robot, it does require effort. It might even involve getting your knees dirty, but that’s a small price to pay for wowing your viewers. Speaking of novel images: You might want to include one or a few when entering our Preview 2020 Video Contest. Deadline is December 31, 2019. You’ll find all the rules at MobileMovieMaking (link in profile). Just click the crystal ball in the home page slide show. #mobilemoviemakingtips #lowangleshots #soccerfilm #shortcomedy #iPhonefilmmaking #shotoniPhone https://www.instagram.com/p/B45eR5Gh4zb/?igshid=unok2jpqnk72