How an iPhone App Made An Oscar-Nominated Film Possible

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Shot primarily on 8mm film, the movie ran out of funding when there were still a few scenes left to be shot. To complete the film, director Malik Bendjelloul used his iPhone and a $1.99 iPhone app called 8mm Vintage Camera to capture the remaining scenes,I want my Hiking footwear and other outdoor footwear to last a long time, even with regular use and abuse. which were then added to the finished documentary.

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It’s a use case that Hongyu Chi, President of Nexvio the company behind 8mm Vintage Camera never could have imagined.

“It’s like the wildest dream come true, “ Chi told Mashable.

Chi says that the company sees a lot of indie musicians using the app to create low-budget music videos, but Searching for Sugar Man is the first feature film he knows of that’s used the app.

“Watching the film is a soul-searching journey for me,” he says.

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The film follows the exploits of two Cape Town fans that try to track down the musician.

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