Shooting a Feature Film with Your Smart Phone April 20, 2012

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Complete video at: http://fora.tv/2012/03/27/The_Film_Olive

Hooman Khalili, Pat Gilles, and Chris Kelly, the creators of the recent film "Olive", discuss the challenge of creating the first feature film shot entirely on a smart phone.

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Co-directed by Radio Alice and You Tube personality Hooman Khalili and Pat Gilles, Olive is the first feature film to be shot entirely on a smart phone. On the road to many 'firsts.', Olive is now aiming to appear on 2,000 or more screens across the Unites States without the backing of any major studio. Hear from the crew and catch a sneak peak at footage from this revolutionary film set right here in the Bay Area.

Patrick Gilles is a Bay Area independent film maker, writer-director. Aside from his recent work as co-writer, co-director, cinematographer and editor on the feature film "Olive", he continues to produce media for television, internet and industrial education.

Chris Kelly is a Silicon Valley attorney with a long track record of building innovative companies and making the Internet a safer place for kids and adults alike. As the first Chief Privacy Officer, General Counsel, and Head of Global Public Policy for Facebook, Chris helped the company grow from its college roots to the ubiquitous communications medium that it is today.

Hooman Khalili is a morning show radio personality in the San Francisco Bay Area on Alice Radio 97.3 FM. He has been part of the Sarah and Vinnie morning show, for the past 11 years.