How BBC mobile journalism training helped Bradford residents tell their own stories
The city’s community learned to film, edit and produce their own video stories with their smartphones. READ
Why the smartphone is solving the “video problem” for media professionals
Media professionals have a major problem meeting video demand, but it can be done. READ
Apple is eliminating the headphone jack on the new iPhone. What does that mean for reporters?
Much of the news coverage leading up to today’s Apple event has been centered on the company’s decision to eliminate the headphone jack in the latest iteration of the iPhone. READ
PRESS RELEASE: FILMIC PRO V5.3 & FILMIC REMOTE
FiLMiC Inc, the leader in high-end mobile video technology, is pleased to announce the release of FiLMiC Pro v5.3 for iOS. READ
Apple’s iOS 10: Where’s the wow for mobile journalists?
After last year’s iOS 9 it’ll come as no surprise that Apple has unveiled “iOS 10” this time around. In contrast, there’s always an element of mystery around the name of the latest version of Android. READ
Anyone can shoot mobile video
When DSLR cameras became relatively inexpensive the saying, ‘everyone’s a photographer’, quickly followed. READ
DJI wants to end shaky smartphone videos
DJI hopes you’re tired of shaky and embarrassing smartphone videos. The Osmo Mobile is a handheld 3-axis stabilizer gimbal for smartphones. Just strap a phone to the top and a similar gimbal used in the company’s drones will keep the video silky smooth. READ
How Syrian refugees are finding their voice through mobile journalism
Imran Azam, organiser of The Art of Filming Meetup group, explains how he taught a group of refugees to tell their own stories using their smartphones. READ
How to shoot and edit video on your smartphone – Free Course!
In this short course, Mobile journalism expert Robb Montgomery will show you some quick ways to produce video content with a smartphone. READ