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Fire Alive Horror Film Shot Using Blackmagic Camera App by Jose Antunes
✍️ ProVideo Coalition
🗓 08 Aug 2026, 10:09 PM
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Director Jose Antunes has completed the horror feature 'Fire Alive', filming entirely with the Blackmagic Camera app.
Director Jose Antunes has wrapped production on his latest horror feature, "Fire Alive", using the Blackmagic Camera app for all principal photography. The app, known for its professional-grade video capabilities on mobile devices, enabled the crew to capture high‑definition footage without the need for bulky cinema‑grade gear.
"Fire Alive" follows a group of friends who encounter supernatural forces during a remote cabin getaway. Antunes chose the Blackmagic Camera app to maintain a tight shooting schedule and to keep production costs low while still delivering cinematic quality.
The film was shot over a 12‑day period in a forested location, with the app’s advanced color grading and audio tools allowing the team to fine‑tune scenes on the fly. Antunes praised the app’s intuitive interface, noting that it streamlined collaboration between the director, cinematographer, and post‑production editors.
The project is slated for a limited theatrical release in late 2024, with plans for a digital launch on major streaming platforms shortly thereafter. Antunes hopes the film will showcase the potential of mobile filmmaking tools in independent cinema.
"Fire Alive" follows a group of friends who encounter supernatural forces during a remote cabin getaway. Antunes chose the Blackmagic Camera app to maintain a tight shooting schedule and to keep production costs low while still delivering cinematic quality.
The film was shot over a 12‑day period in a forested location, with the app’s advanced color grading and audio tools allowing the team to fine‑tune scenes on the fly. Antunes praised the app’s intuitive interface, noting that it streamlined collaboration between the director, cinematographer, and post‑production editors.
The project is slated for a limited theatrical release in late 2024, with plans for a digital launch on major streaming platforms shortly thereafter. Antunes hopes the film will showcase the potential of mobile filmmaking tools in independent cinema.