Shot and edited entirely on the iPhone 4 / iMovie App (in 48 hours). Want more iPhone 4 movies? Watch GOLDILOCKS - http://vimeo.com/15608787 Download THE MAJEK APP - http://tinyurl.com/themajekapp Follow us on Twitter @majekpictures ====== Read some of the press about APPLE OF MY EYE: TomCruise.com - "Mobile Filmmaker Guide - Learn How to Make Professional Quality Films with a Smartphone" http://www.tomcruise.com/blog/2011/10/05/aspiring2actwritedirect-aspiring-mobile-filmmaker-guide-learn-how-to-make-professional-quality-films-with-a-smartphone-or-tablet-computer/ Guardian UK (via - "Filmmakers Turn To Smartphones" http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/blog/2012/feb/09/filmmakers-turn-to-smartphones TheNextWeb - "Did Apple Redefine Photography with the iPhone?" http://thenextweb.com/apple/2011/12/12/did-apple-redefine-photography-with-the-iphone/ AppStorm - "Is The iPhone Ruining Film and Photography?" http://iphone.appstorm.net/general/hardware-news/is-the-iphone-is-ruining-film-and-photography/ Reelz Channel HOLLYWOOD DAILIES Interview http://www.reelzchannel.com/trailer-clips/49450/apple-of-my-eye-interview CNN - "A new 'indie' genre: iPhone 4 filmmaking" http://www.cnn.com/2010/TECH/mobile/08/10/iphone.imovie.indie/index.html?hpt=T2 CNET - "iPhone 4 video embodies new-tech aesthetic" http://m.news.com/2166-12_3-20009278-264.html San Francisco Chronicle - "Mobile devices expanding creativity" http://articles.sfgate.com/2010-07-10/business/21978092_1_iphone-ipad-apple-s-app-store USA Today - "Shooting and Editing Travel Videos In the iPhone" http://travel.usatoday.com/destinations/dispatches/post/2010/07/wish-you-were-here-shooting-and-editing-travel-videos-in-the-iphone4/99957/1 Sacramento News 13 Segment http://www.asilocal.com/media/sacramento-news-13.mov Sacramento News 10 Segment http://www.asilocal.com/media/sacramento-news-10.mov The iOScars - "Apple of My Eye Inspires iOScars" http://theioscars.com/about MacRumors - "Short Film Shot and Edited Entirely on iPhone4" http://www.macrumors.com/iphone/2010/06/29/short-film-shot-and-edited-entirely-on-iphone-4/ MacDailyNews - "Short film shot and edited with iMovie on iPhone 4" http://macdailynews.com/index.php/weblog/comments/25823/ TUAW - "Video shot and edited entirely on an iPhone 4" http://www.tuaw.com/2010/06/29/video-shot-and-edited-entirely-on-an-iphone-4/ Notebook - "iMovie for the iPhone 4: Details and Review" http://www.notebooks.com/2010/07/02/imovie-for-the-iphone-4-details-and-review/ PSFK - "iOscars Celebrates Mobile Filmmaking" http://www.psfk.com/2010/07/ioscars-celebrates-mobile-filmmaking.html The Observer News - "Moving Pictures That Will Move You" http://www.theobservernews.com/news/observing-the-web/448-moving-pictures-that-will-move-you.html Permission To Suck Blog - "Equipment Doesn’t Matter; iPhone Movies & Michael Koerbel" http://www.permissiontosuck.net/iphone-movies/ ========= Directed by Michael Koerbel Written by Anna Elizabeth James and Michael Koerbel Executive Produced by Anna Elizabeth James Produced by Eric Edmonds and Rebekah Koerbel Photographed by Michael Koerbel Edited by Anna Elizabeth James Production Design by Leigh Koerbel Original Score Composed and Conducted by Corey Wallace Starring Greta Charness and Timothy Guest Special thanks to Allied Model Trains, Culver City, CA Birns & Sawyer, Burbank, CA Michael Rogers Greta's Parents ==== In loving memory of Leigh Koerbel February 28, 1950 - September 27, 2010 ==== a Majek Picture | contact us via hello@majekpictures.com

In this episode I talk with the crew of Majek Pictures who produced the amazing iPhone 4 movie "Apple of My Eye." This movie has already amassed over 600K views on Vimeo. The film was produced and edited entirely on the iPhone. I talk with Michael Koerbel (Director, co-writer), Anna Elizabeth James (co-writer and editor), Eric Edmonds (co-producer), Rebekah Keorbel (co-producer), and Corey Wallace (soundtrack composer and conductor). While producing this movie on an iPhone 4 is indeed cool, the bottom line is it's the story and the production values that really make this movie shine. It was a joy talking with this talented group of artists.

I did forget to ask one burning question: How did they keep the ice cream in the actors' cones from melting? :)