Video shot and edited entirely on an iPhone 4

That's really cool! I think my new favorite iPhone 4 video is the Tennis Champ. More entertaining at least since it's all acted in slow motion. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_rV0tzYx8Gk

AMAZING job to all! This is a great selling point to the new iPhone 4. The video is really AMAZING and editing with iMovie looks pretty userfriendly and delivers professional results. Apple should really play up the video and iMovie for the iPhone 4


Thanks for sharing!

loving what can be done now on a mobile... it is worth checking out these guys too as they have some great ideas and with the iPhone 4 coming soon.

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/reece/the-first-iphone-4-cinematic-film

I shot and edited this entirely on the iPhone 4 using iMovie ...
Scope it...
http://bit.ly/cz6wmk

My only issues are: no independent volume controls per clip, and no (master) fade in or outs for your sequence..

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My experience with iMovie was mostly meh. I edited some video of my birthday party (one of my neighbors showed up with a pony as a surprise, and we live in a very urban area). It really takes much longer to do, and I doubt people will use it for much more than home/vacation movies. The edit I did of my party took over an hour to make, and on Final Cut Pro it probably wouldn't have taken longer than 20 minutes (and I would have had some control over the audio and titles). I could see my mom getting a lot of use out of it, but I found it's shortcomings a bit tiresome, primarily when trying to reach any sort of precision in your cut.

Very nice. @Michael I used the Pixelpipe app to get mine up yo YouTube. Seems to work ok getting 720 up.

Dude's got talent and tools...

I shot and edited mine last Thursday, June 24! I received my phone on Wednesday and couldn't wait to test the camera and iMovie. It's a video from my visit to Universal Studios.

Although I've noticed that YouTube reduces the quality very significantly, here it is:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_WqxP7B3KmQ

Sorry for the "me too-me too" but I recorded and edited a complete film myself this past weekend on my iPhone 4, using the iMovie app. I documented it here. Enjoy!
http://www.humzoo.com/dennydeaton/videos/76/

Just goes to show all you need is some lighting and framing know-how and you can make something compelling regardless of your tools. You need a competent filmmaker, not a RED camera. The toys don't matter nearly as much as whose hands they are in.