Top 5 iPhone Videography Tips

After a couple of years of filming on the iPhone, I thought I'd create a tips video on how you could level up your videography game.

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[sebastiannowakowski]

It’s very refreshing to see a guy talking calmly explaining things in a normal fashion compared to the dine a dozen hyper excited fake personalities these days. Nice job

[prettysmitty]

“It’s kinda ass” when referring to the Instagram time lapse was the deciding factor for me subscribing 😂

[hautjobb]

That MOMENT course is one of the best filmmaking classes I've taken.

Best tip—using the native camera app. We get too caught up in apps and equipment that we forget to capture the moment.

Thanks again, Andy!

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3:50 3 piece special
4:50 hyperlapse
8:30 find int perspective
8:50 rotating with cinematic black bars sliding open

9:30 back shots

2:00 uses native camera app to get nice shots

[homechoicehk]

I shoot by iphone11 too. Thx man! So inspirations

[Marcus.and.Chelsey.]

Dudeeee you should definitely create more of these man! My fav tip would be the 3 piece special which I also use. Would actually love to see more behind the scenes clips on how you create a scene and then bring them into editing. Cheers!

[CarringtonAdkins]

Excellent, Andy. Clear, simple, thorough. Makes us feel we can actually do it.

(Love to see how you grade a cinematic look when native camera bakes in sharpness, contrast, color, etc.)

[bernardomonzoragubjr]

I use a mobile phone in making videos and to shoot photos in my channel and so surprised that a pro like you also use the native app. Your tips are pure gold! Subscribed!

[adityaprabaswara]

The three piece tip is a memorable one, and will put it to practice. Looking forward to future videos from you - love to see more workflow edits tutorials as I know you use Final Cut Pro X for editing!

[LwaziSbuLive]

Now you inspire me to start mobile videography 🙏🏽 gold tips

[Woahdrip]

Keep up the great work, I believe in you never quit 💖🦾

[MorAcro]

Thanks bro, happy to see inspirations working with mobile!

[karaleigh_eva]

The footage is so beautiful. It really goes to show that beautiful camera is less about the price point of the tool and more about the talent behind it

[DerikTran]

Are you able to share how you color grade it to make it more cinematic in your videos? Especially when you are using native camera app and HDR already. Thank you for this! It's so awesome.

[cruza]

Finally you are back to your roots. This is the content that made me a full time subscriber. I hope too see more videos like this one.

[RichAndoh]

Real value! Can't believe this is for free, thanks man! Like how you are working from principles (creativity, changing perspectives) and chill way of presenting.

[pinkgirlx]

Shocked by seeing my hometown Istanbul and Cappadocia on the intro 😊 looks amazing. Thanks man! I missed it, got stucked in Toronto as of Corona

[The_Mend]

My favorite accessories for that bit of extra in photo and video from the native app is a diffusion filter (I can honestly recommend Black Pro Mist or new Moment Cinebloom), attached to the 37mm Moment filter mount via step up ring. It softens the image quality and gives it a surreal, or depending on the strength, an ethereal and dreamy type of vibe.

But my main reason is the halation. Light blooms and swells around your subject based on your strength of choice and controlling exposure in the camera app.

I hope this tip helps someone out there.

[DougHammer]

Excellent tips. Thank you Andy! Always love your style and talent.

[David-odtw]

This guy has to be my faavvooritte person on YouTube hands down! Freaking amazing vibe, excellent content and terrific presentation. Liked, subbed and commented at the 3 minute mark EVEN two years after the posting date!