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Samsung partners with movie directors to shoot films entirely on Galaxy S21 Ultra

Samsung Electronics is announcing its new partnership with film directors aimed at showcasing the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra’s capable cameras. The company is partnering with British film director Joe Wright, known for his work on and .

Source: Samsung Newsroom
Source: Samsung Newsroom

Source: Samsung Newsroom

The campaign will start with , directed by Joe Wright. This musical film uses both live-action choreography and puppetry, all captured by the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra. Check out the official trailer below.

We chose to embrace the wider lens, something we’d never done before[…] Moving in for close-ups with the same lens we used for wider shots gave the film a very specific look and feel, a kind of ghostly, hallucinatory quality and took us back to the times shooting with a Super8.” – Cinematographer for Princess & Peppernose

Another film to be shot #withGalaxy features Chinese up-and-coming director Sha Mo, known for and . “Sha Mo used the Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G to capture footage for his new film , a poetic look at conflicts between children in a small school by the countryside. To capture the story, Sha Mo relied on Director’s Mode of the Galaxy S21 Ultra to record three different shots at once for an intuitive, almost professional-like filming experience.”

Samsung intends to continue partnering with more film directors around the world to continue to showcase Samsung’s flagship smartphone cameras.

Both films will be unveiled at the Busan International Film Festival in South Korea, set to take place this month.

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Author: Ricky
Source: GSMArena

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