SBP Podcast Mobile Filmmaking

An in-depth discussion with director Steve Weiss of Zacuto where we talk about more than storytelling and the Smart Z-Finder for smartphone filmmakers.

It’s our sixth birthday and we’re celebrating it with you and our Fade In To Film panelists.

Ant Pruitt comes back to talk about the stories you can capture with your smartphone camera and why photography is art.

New game changing tech for iPhone filmmakers and sound design.

A jam-packed discussion with the smartphone film and video instructor from Moscow, Arthur Mikheev of Pocket Film.

When you are making films, there’s more than one story you should be telling.

I share some tips and insights and I share my interest to know you better so I can be more helpful to you.

What happens when you attach your name to your projects? Do you brand yourself as the filmmaker and creator? Or do you brand each film separately? Plus community streaming self-distribution? Listen now.

Our panelists discuss the art of filmmaking by pondering on whether we should be making films or products. Does mobile filmmaking help you be more artistic?

When you start to look at the legalities of making mobile and indie films and creating content it can be overwhelming. Let’s clarify the basics with entertainment attorney, Josh Lastine.

Our panel discusses if the meaning of indie film has changed, should actors cast themselves in mobile films, and if we’ll mentor AI instead of human assistants?

Sound engineer and smartphone filmmaker Brionne Olsen is inspired by storytelling to make films in South Africa.

Panelists discuss indie and smartphone filmmaking topics and current events of interest to both communities. This episode was recorded July 19, 2023.

Fade In To Film is an ongoing program with expert panelists bridging the indie and mobile smartphone filmmaking community, discussing topics of interest to filmmakers and content creators.

Born to write and score music for films, he began composing music on a toy recorder when he was four years old.