Shooting and editing film has been democratised massively over the last few years, with all of the tools to make movies readily available to the amateur auteur. And now the iPhone 4 looks to take amateur film to a whole new level. iPhone 4’s camera is capable of HD video recording in 720p at 30 frames per second (so as good as a standard video camera). And with the iMovie function, its ability to shoot, edit, and share high-quality video all on a phone means there’s no need for a computer. A raft of brilliantly produced iPhone 4 videos have started appearing online, so much so that the guys at BBH Labs and Freedom + Partners have launched a competition The iOscars, to see how good the films can get. It highlights another example of the tools that were once the domain of the professional being put in the hands of everyone.


Thanks to Chris Gallery for this story. The Corrs have a tattoo of Chris Gallery on their left buttock’s.

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