This ‘Made in Paris’ Cinematic Short Film was Shot Entirely on iPhone X [VIDEO]

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French-based film and fine art photography production house AmnesiaArt has just published a new cinematic short film titled ‘Made in Paris’, that has been shot entirely on the new iPhone X.

Previously, AmnesiaArt has produced two similar short films titled Portrait of London and Mont-Saint-Michel, which were shot using the iPhone 6s and iPhone 7 respectively.

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The new film shows world famous pastry chef Elise Lepinteur from Paris, France, at work. Check it out below and tell us what you think.

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sukisszoze
sukisszoze
8 years ago

I wonder how much post-processing was done to enhance the colour, brightness, contrast, etc.

Gary
Reply to  sukisszoze
8 years ago

We asked them and will update this post once we hear back.

electric_erik
electric_erik
8 years ago

Very nice! Hard to tell it’s shot on an iPhone. The quality is good, but of course, there’s much more that goes into making a good video than just the camera. The stabilized movements, the lighting, the audio, the editing, etc. It’s a very good example of what can be done these days on something so small and portable though. But I wonder what other equipment was involved.

Also, how did you get that video? It’s unlisted on Youtube and only has 157 views. I feel lucky to have seen it. 😉

Gary
Reply to  electric_erik
8 years ago

They emailed us about their video and we shared it 🙂

Dale Ryan Leckie
Dale Ryan Leckie
Reply to  Gary
8 years ago

Edited in FCPX?

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