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Reed Morano is a force to be reckoned with. Whether she’s shooting handheld on a 50 lb. camera while pregnant or working double duty as a Director and DP on Meadowland, she has made an amazing name for herself in the film industry. Her approach to filmmaking is so simple, and yet so powerful. In this interview, we discuss filmmaking, her shooting style and how she balances her work and personal life.

Shortly after the release of the skateboarding short film MALTO, we talked with Ghost Digital Cinema's Ty Evans about his experience shooting the film on a smartphone, one of the hardest challenges that he has had to overcome as a filmmaker and more!

Filip is a full-time videographer for Swedish action sports clothing and gear webstore Ride Store. He has a healthy catalog of videos already under his belt and a long and prosperous career ahead of him. His Instagram is a skateboard lover's dream - I find myself scrolling endlessly for hours, replaying all of the jaw-dropping tricks. A word of caution, before watching them: watching his videos may cause you to quit your job and travel the world shooting films and skateboarding.

Nico Piro is one of the most influential journalists of our generation. As one of our 1,752 backers on Kickstarter, and an avid supporter of phoneography, we’re pleased to share his thoughts on smartphone videography/photography, journalism and the crisis going on in Dunkirk, France.

During a brief interview over the phone, Matthew A. Cherry shared his secrets on becoming a filmmaker, his advice to new filmmakers, and his experience shooting a feature film on the Beastgrip Pro.

Find out why director Sven Dreesbach chose to use an iPhone for his latest videos and what his thoughts are on gear, storytelling, advice and the craft and future of filmmaking.