Must Have Filmmaking Accessories for iPhones & Androids

Shooting on any mobile device like an iPhone, iPad, Pixel, Galaxy S, etc... has become a much more viable solution. Today we show some accessories that will help take your mobile filmmaking up a notch.

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Process:
Editing - Adobe Premiere Pro
Color Grading - Magic Bullet Looks & Colorista


color correction after effects

[robertcioata]

I started film making around 3 years ago now. I originally started in iMovie on an iPad. Later on, I upgraded to better software for a school project I wanted to do on "green screening." I can't look at that video today, but I've progressed so much, thanks to channels like Film Riot. Even the episodes I know have nothing to do with what I want, I enjoy and I can't count the number of times I've used things I learned from you guys. I've constantly impressed teachers at my school and film clubs with solutions to problems that I usually modified from you. Thinking about it, you're more than a teacher than my actual film teachers at school when it comes to filmmaking and the things I'm passionate about. I really want to thank you guys, I'm sure there are countless others like me who've also learned a ton from you guys. Love your work and videos, keep on finding ways to make helpful content for others, you have no idea how many people you've helped.

[nationalfreak]

I have an iPhone 7 plus myself and I have always been discouraged of shooting because I don't own any type of good camera or equipment. I always knew the iPhone could shoot amazing video but I just never tried it. Thank you so much for this video! I've always wondered what would work the best to get me started recording more pro looking shots. I've followed you guys for a long time and you never stop making speculator content.

Keep It up!

[LukeSkyWacka]

It's weird to see a production studio film with an iphone, but we've all seen the comments from fans wanting the DIY no budget filmriot back. It's cool to see you match the current studio quality with super cheap options though.

This is a testament to just how insanely talented your studio is, more than the quality of the gear you use.. If I want to watch DIY stuff I go back to earlier videos. But currently I'm a big fan of the Large crew BTS and studio BTS being a PA in a studio myself. The Grip Tips videos were ADORED by my coworkers and I.

[winkcinema]

"I always die a little inside when I have to say 'selfie' out loud." Most relatable.

[MrTrepTower]

Hey RyGuy (mobile filmmaking super fan here) Thanks for touching on this subject.
I've two additions.

You neglected to talk about the counter weight from moondog lab you used on your osmo mobile. It's a game changer that finally lets you use big phones or additional lenses with the osmo mobile.

I'd also toss into the mix "moment lenses" as they're a step up (imo) from the olloclip.

[ShaLaLaLaProductions]

One thing we try to let folks know is filming a video with a phone camera is different than to live stream film using Periscope or FB live (i.e. audio drift problems when you try to edit the footage ). Is that something you've addressed in earlier videos of how you edit live stream footage with this problem and others (or video quality where folks try to color correct). We're having problems finding it as it's something that comes up when folks pick our mind. Love your work and look forward to you up coming posts here and on your site. :)

[AllThingsFilm]

I love you guys. Film Riot is the best channel on YouTube...ever.

[Joelthegeek]

this was super helpful! I use a rode mic that is made for the iphone and found it made my sound quality ten times better! less issues with background noise.

[Batdeeran]

I honestly film all my videos with my phone, so this video is very helpfull

[NotAMartian-]

I was thinking about buying a action Cam. After this I think I am just going to buy a bunch of accessories for my phone. Great video!!

[RonMiki]

Most cinematic bits in my channel were shot from my HTC U12+. I miss shooting with my phone along with a small gimbal. So compact and always ready to go!

[cjfilms]

Glad y'all made this dude! Just got my iPhone 7+ today

[ericatait]

I like how you talk fast. I enjoy getting a lot of info in little time.

[visiblyandaudibly]

I love that you did this concept of sneakily using an iPhone. As someone who often slips back into that whole crippling mindset of thinking the gear is what is going to really make it, I appreciate these reminders from you.

[ThaBlackCobra]

Thanks for all the guidance you guys give. I'm about to put out a video on cell phone rigs on my small channel and you gave me some things to remember to cover. Thanks again, keep showing us the way.

[SavZombie]

I know I'm not the only one who asked for these videos, but thanks so much for doing an update on mobile filmmaking!

[HomemadeHorror]

Sweet. Thanks for the info. Very helpful for our little films.

[ToDoList]

Really great video. The Quality of your channel is so amazing and I enjoy every video. I think this channel is one of the best. The cinematic slides (Which Camera?) and the colorgrading is great.
Keep up the Quality

[SELFLOVEBali]

Wow this video is very detail. Very helpful to me. As well energised me since I am NEW on YouTube. Thank you..

[YoavAssa]

Thanks Ryan... You guys are incredible... I was looking for theses kind of accessories for my LG G6 and your notification just popped up on my phone... Thanks a lot