Toronto Independent Singer / Songwriter Lindi Ortega decided that she would take her music video for the single “Angels” into her own hands and shoot it herself on her iPhone 4 and ended getting more views on YouTube then she did for her other music videos. Lindi searched and found the perfect app for her video that would give a film like feel. Lindi used Nexvio 8mm Vintage Camera app. May 20, 2011 the music video was part of a article that was written in the LATimesBlogs – Pop & Hiss

Music artist now a days have so many more things to worry about and one being getting your music and image out there through the internet. Lindi Ortega’s video for “Angels” shows all of us that if you want something bad enough you find a way to get it done. The video fits her song perfectly and most likely a majority of the people who saw it would never guess that video was all shot on her iPhone 4….

iMovie for iPhone 4 review by APPJUDGMENT

I really love app reviews, especially when watching a 4 min video can save you hours of fumbling around like a baby Giraffe! Thanks App Judgemnt!

Vert warmups at the Dew Tour in Boston, MA on June 25, 2010.

Too bad I missed this one! I’m pretty sure I need to start trying to get in early using a homemade press pass and a “production” iphone 4!

Eureka Skate Shop presents Evolution of the Blunt Stall Heel Flip Out performed by Chris Watson and filmed by Big T using the IPhone 4.

The portability and availability of a video phone has no doubt helped revolutionize the extreme sports realm!

Shot and Edited on the iPhone 4. Directed and produced by Christian Kolb, Daniel Setzermann and Max Wittrock.

Stop motion animation reel shot on the iphone by Sascha Ciezata.

Sascha Ciezata is an award winning film-maker who creates stop motion animation with his iPhone. His first short “When Lynch Met Lucas” was a viral sensation featured in Entertainment Weekly and USA Today. When Lynch Met Lucas won top prize at the 2010 New Media Film Festival in Los Angeles.

Until, alleged right infringement when the video was pulled down and then Sascha was threatend with legal action. Here is his video about the whole ordeal.

Episode 2 from the 8 part seires “Goldilocks” from Majek Pictures! You can download the series ap from iTunes here!

Behind the scence of episode 2

We get so excited to see people pushing the limits of what is capable on the iPhone and that’s exactly what Majek Pictures is doing! Im not sure if this is the first phone-a-sode? (for lack of a better term) but, it’s got to be up there. What I find so amazing about this entire project is the fact that its available across almost any possible platform including their very own app that allows you to watch the episodes as they are released. Pretty awesome. Check out the first episode below!

Also, they have compiled some behind the scenes footage of the production.

.: Shot on iPhone 4 / iPod Touch
.: Offlined in AVID, onlined in Final Cut Pro
.: Colored in Lustre
.: Animation created in After Effects
.: Sound mixed in ProTools
.: Distributed through Vimeo to your iPhone 4 / iPod Touch

Written and Directed by Anna Elizabeth James & Michael Koerbel
Executive Producers – Anna Elizabeth James, Michael Koerbel
Co-Executive Producer – Eric Edmonds
Producers – Christopher Sachs, Joe Della Rosa

Story by Samuel Axon on Mashable
This breathtaking video documents Brooklyn-based cinematographer Luke Geissbuhler’s quest with his son to launch an iPhone 4 and an HD video camera into space using a weather balloon. The mission was a success, and the footage is absolutely gorgeous.

Geussbuhler launched the balloon from Newburgh, New York, and it climbed at a rate of 25 feet per second to 19 miles above the surface of the earth just an hour later. The balloon burst and the package containing the iPhone and the camera fell back to the ground on a parachute.

The father-son team tracked the package using the iPhone’s GPS (go MobileMe!) transmitter and found it in a tree 30 miles north of its launch location. They successfully extracted the video and edited it into what you see below.

Geissbuhler posted a beautiful slideshow of space images taken by the craft to his website, the Brooklyn Space Program. He’s also selling t-shirts and other merch to raise funds for a sophomore voyage.

Luke Geissbuhler Vimeo Video Link
BrooklynSpaceProgram.org

This is a 100% amazing!! First to see Luke and his kid do this together is what first caught my attention. Watching the video I was stunned by the beauty that was caught with the iPhone 4. Amazing!! Awesome!!! Breathtaking!! I love techn0logy!! I love my iPhone 4 more each and every day!