It looks like WarnerMedia is flourishing under the guidance of Jason Kilar even in these trying times! When Jason Kilar, the CEO of WarnerMedia, took charge of the company amid the pandemic in May 2020, nobody thought he would be able to make a difference. But as they say, actions...
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Without a doubt, 2020 was one of the most challenging and dark periods of our lives. It not only drained us physically, but also took a toll on our mental health. But appreciatively, during those hard times, the online magazine Mobile Movie Making took the responsibility of entertaining the audiences...
How many of you have come across a good movie or TV show plot and said to yourself, "this is what I want to do for the rest of my life: make great content." Well TBH, many of us have been there, but have we put in the effort to...
Art has progressed dramatically over the years, and while many people enjoy the traditional idea of art and expression, many are eager to use and explore new ways to create art and express themselves through it. Similar to the case of the film industry, there’s a broad audience that enjoys...
Who says you have to be a top film school graduate to tell a story? Today, all you need is a smartphone and the right platform to flaunt your storytelling skills. Speaking of the correct platform, have you heard of the Mobile Film Festival (MFF)? Launched in 2005, MFF is...
Films made from smartphones are no longer just fun experiments; neither are they just "good enough for TikTok”. Smartphone films are the next step towards a new age of cinema. Already, this style of storytelling is capturing the attention of influential directors and top performers. If you don’t believe us,...
Filmmaking has advanced dramatically over the span of few years, and what once required expensive equipment can now be done with just a mobile phone. Many artists across the globe are looking for newer and more creative ways to express themselves and make art. The African Mobile Film Festival is...
When the iPhone Film Festival was launched back in 2010, the organizing team received a little over 100 submissions, only from the US. Fast-forward a decade, the festival receives over 2,000 submissions each year from over 90 countries. This is how much mobile filmmaking has boomed over the last couple...