The Broken English Films collective are trying to further mobile filmmaking through collaboration from a distance. Nowadays, with modern phones, distance means a lot less when considering creating.

Do you identify as…
AN ACTOR,
A WRITER,
A DOP,
AN EDITOR,
A VFX SUPERVISOR,
PRODUCER
or DIRECTOR

…Or a set decorator, concept artist or anything along those lines in film.

If so the Broken English Films collective are looking to collaborate on our online content to help aspiring artists get into their respective fields, further and faster, without climbing the ladder for twenty years.

There’s literally never been a better time in history for mobile filmmakers and mobile filmmaking content. Cell phones are now capable of 8K resolutions in their image, and that’s at this time of writing (if we don’t update the page that will have likely changed.

Apps like Filmic Pro and Filmic Remote on both Android and iOS have radically changed filming capabilities and we’d like to collaborate with you utilizing that. Not to mention the likes of mcpro24fps and countless other customizable tools.

Contact Broken English Films Collective below or on Twitter @befcollective for more information.

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We’re currently looking for innovative, recently released smartphone-owning filmmakers, actors, aspiring screenwriters, cinematographers, directors and auteurs.

Due to the world being what it currently is, we’re having to find workarounds to continue doing what we’d like to move forwards in film. As a result, we’ve got a great number of ideas in mind that require people. Extremely creative people at that.

If in any way this speaks to you please touch base with us and explain why. Let’s connect and work towards our goals together. Please note, this collaboration is not restricted by geographical location or language, just by your own motivation and drive.

You can even join us via Facebook if you’d prefer under the Broken English Films Collective group.

Establishing a mobile filmmaking collective shouldn’t be very hard to do, but self-motivation isn’t for everyone. You’re likely part of the more enlightened troop, so come and join our innovative mobile filmmaking division; BEF Collective.

Broken English Films collective is the jolt filmmakers need. Every aspiring artist requires one clear slap in the face; art isn’t an idea. It’s a realized idea. It’s action. It’s taking steps and making something.

In the early days, you wrestle with this harsh truth, facing a battleground of abstract concepts and unfulfilled dreams. Each vision, vivid and electrifying in the mind, turned to vapor under the harsh light of reality. This revelation stikes like a bolt of lightning, igniting a fire that transformed passive dreaming into active creation.

Driven by this newfound clarity, you begin to view every moment as a potential scene, every interaction as dialogue, every street corner as a set. The shift was is merely mental but physical. Hands that once only typed notes now held a camera, captured frames, directed actors.
Your life becames a relentless pursuit of this tangible form of art, where each day was a series of decisive actions: writing scripts, scouting locations, assembling a crew. Every step is a testament to the gritty, unglamorous work behind the magic of filmmaking.

Challenges loom large, threatening to extinguish your fervor. Overcome them.

Financial constraints, technical setbacks, and the ever-present shadow of self-doubt are formidable adversaries. Yet, it was in these crucibles of hardship that the filmmaker’s resolve was forged. Every setback was an opportunity to innovate, every obstacle a chance to prove the indomitable spirit that had replaced mere aspiration.

This journey from idea to action is not linear but a tumultuous path, marked by failures and triumphs alike.

As your work begins to take shape, the transformation becomes evident. No longer are the creations confined to the realm of thought; they exist, resonating or repelling audiences and breathing life into the screen.

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