First music video shot entirely on the iPhone 4

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Wednesday, June 30th, 2010

There are no maps for these territories, friends. Here is the first music video shot on the iPhone 4. It’s seriously a fun piece of cinema and really points out the blinding fact that the age of the huge video or cinema production is slowly but surely evolving into something much more streamlined. More details after the jump.

Song was written in 2 days, video shot in 1.3 days and edited in 2 days.

In a fun weeklong experiment, my friend Marty and I collaborated on this video for an original song I wrote specifically for the iPhone 4 shoot. The overall goal was to produce a great, entertaining music video first and foremost, regardless of what camera we were shooting. I think the end result is rather unique and quite a fun experience to watch!

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