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Two iPhones, two incredible short films. Filmmaker Kirk Mihelakos and his talented crew push the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone Duo to their limits, showcasing creative filmmaking techniques, professional workflows, and Beastgrip gear.

Shot entirely on iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, Apple TV’s Full Throttle follows F1 drivers Yuki Tsunoda and Liam Lawson at Circuit of The Americas ahead of the 2026 United States Grand Prix. We spotted Beastgrip cages mounted throughout the vehicles and took a closer look at the camera setups and behind-the-scenes footage.

Great news for iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max users: Beastgrip rigs, lenses, DOF Adapter MK3, and accessories are compatible and working great. Here’s a quick compatibility update, including Beastcage options and what we’re seeing from our first tests with the new variable aperture.

ROSÉ’s “New Trick” was shot entirely on iPhone 18 Pro. Go behind the scenes to see Beastcage in action across gimbals, body rigs, creative camera setups, and more.

Apple just unveiled the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max. We take a closer look at the new camera system, variable aperture, manual controls, performance upgrades, and what they could mean for mobile filmmaking, photography, and Beastgrip gear.

Variable aperture, camera upgrades, bigger battery, new Beastcages and more. Here’s what we’re watching ahead of Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro reveal, and what it could mean for mobile filmmakers.

Singer combines great storytelling, beautiful cinematography, and meticulous post-production. See how Kirk Mihelakos and his crew brought it all together.

Turn your Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra into a professional filmmaking rig with the new Beastcage. Discover interchangeable lens mounts, DOF Adapter compatibility, professional filters, and an expanding ecosystem of filmmaking accessories.

Teton Gravity Research just proved you don't need a Hollywood camera rig to make a jaw-dropping ski film. Here's how they pulled it off with iPhone 17 Pro, Beastgrip gear, FPV drones, and cinema-grade optics.