Shooting a whole movie with your phone is no longer impossible.
This post was written by Anthony Natoli.
Not too long ago, shooting a feature-length film felt somewhat unattainable for the common person. It wasn’t really until the ’90s when people like Ed Burns showed us what could be done with a minimum budget and a lot of heart, creating movies like The Brothers McMullen. Nowadays the technology to make your dreams come to life on the big screen is sitting in your pocket.
My name is Anthony Natoli, and I recently finished my first film Sunday Sunday Sunday, shot on an iPhone. The movie is about two brothers who inherit a junky, old ‘67 Dodge Dart and take it drag racing.
After five years of shooting, I have some takeaways that I learned along the way.
Author: Anthony Natoli
This article comes from No Film School and can be read on the original site.
