The new iPhone is here and as always it’s had a camera upgrade (or three). The iPhone camera has been impressive for a few generations now and has been used to make YouTube videos, viral videos, short films, and even a full length feature.

If you own an iPhone, be it the new iPhone 11 Pro or even the older iPhone 7, you’ve always got a small, easy-to-use camera in your pocket. It’s great for filming where other cameras aren’t available or logistically unsuitable. Video quality can be excellent, so they’re increasingly being used for news and documentary; people have even shot feature films with them.

The short answer is yes. And the long answer is well lots of gushing about car chases, camera techniques, VFX and beautiful cinematography... and explosions.

The wait for 007's return is almost over. Producers of the James Bond franchise have released the trailer for the forthcoming No Time To Die.

Over the last decade, I’ve had the pleasure of working on many sets in some amazing places with some wonderful people. Some were ultra-professional and left me with experiences and knowledge that I can use for the rest of my life. While others, unfortunately, perfectly demonstrated Murphy’s Law. In other words, anything that could go wrong, absolutely went wrong on that set. And trust me, one day you’ll butt heads with Murphy on a film set, too.