SBP Podcast Mobile Filmmaking

It’s hands-on your smartphone photography time with Ant Pruitt, host of Hands On Photography by TWIT TV. Learn what you need to never forget regardless of the camera you use.

Have you heard about Nollywood? Founder of UR4Africa, Shola Ajayi works between Lagos, Nigeria and New York. We discuss filmmaking with smartphones, the new Nollywood and much more.

Ryan and Brandie McDonald are indie filmmakers based in Ogden, Utah. They made a feature film with an iPhone, which has been streaming on Amazon Prime.

Filmic Pro has been acquired and is receiving a backlash from the mobile filmmaking community. We invited our pioneer colleague Max Schleser to share where we go from here.

The status of making feature films with smartphone cameras. I’ve been here since it all started. From my perspective, with all I know, the news mobile filmmakers were anticipating, hoping for and waiting for, has arrived.

We welcome our featured guest Jason C. Marshall for a new episode of In The Weeds Series. Screenwriters, learn how to write the best stories and turn them into captivating films.

We share stories from Comic-Con International and International Mobile Film Festival, both in San Diego, California with IMFF Brand Ambassador Aaron Nabus and host Susy Botello.

Art School Dropouts are proving you can make live action movies with smartphones. Our guests Joey Min and Stephanie Pham share stories, tips, and much more!

What did they experience attending San Diego’s International Mobile Film Festival? Two filmmakers who flew from the UK to San Diego share their mobile filmmaking experience and why they plan to make more films with their smartphones.

A story about a dog and his best friend with a message shot and edited by a seventeen year-old actor is one of the upcoming film directors to know. Quinn Friedman’s film A Boy and His Best Friend is part of San Diego’s International Mobile Film Festival April 2022.

It’s International Women’s Day and we are inspired by Antoinette Van Sluytman from San Diego. With her sister, Rose, they own Broken Chalice Studios. We discuss storytelling for women and how mobile filmmaking helps give a voice to women universally.

When you see a beautiful shot of birds captured in the wild, you don’t think about what it took to get that shot. Scott Bourne is going to share stories behind those shots and why he’s using the iPhone 13 Pro to capture them.

Never worked on a film set, or studied it. James Demitri was inspired to use his smartphone camera and make a film that’s won awards around the world. How did he do it?

We inspire you to make movies and videos using your smartphone camera. In this episode our goal is to inspire you to capture the best audio for your films with our guest Julian Bate-Vergette.

We introduce you to Ant Pruitt who is one of the judges for the San Diego International Mobile Film Festival and a host of the Twit Podcast Network. Ant is a great resource for content creators and a photographer.